Good Design in the Bike Shop: Land Shark? 
What do people think?


image from...HERE!

Good Design in the Bike Shop set...HERE!

Between their outrages paint and their Keith Haringesque head-badge there is definitely something good going on but I'm not sure if it's good design or just plain awesomeness! What does everyone else think?

Viva La Land Shark!

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Would you rather ride hills or parking lots? 


Big ups to those in it for the long haul!

Swoop...HERE!

And I just added an international option!

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I would like to sit here everyday... 


From Cyclop!

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Maharam Cap! 


Celebrating the exhibition BESPOKE: The Handbuilt Bicycle opening in New York City on May 13, this limited edition Rapha Cap features a Brushed Camel textile from Maharam, the New York-based innovators of textiles.

Handmade in Portland, Oregon for Rapha, this cap is made even more luxurious with a pure silk lining. On display at the Museum of Arts and Design with the exhibition, there are only 75 caps available.

Swoop...HERE!

Picked one up for myself and I'm scared to wear it because it's so nice!

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The Outlier 60/30! 


The Outlier hunt for better fabrics is relentless. The 60/30 Khakis emerged from a simple premise, that there had to be a better fabric to make chinos in. Something with that classic cotton twill handfeel but with the durability of a hiking parka and the unconstrained movement of an Outlier cloth.

The jumppoint was the fabric that Sierra Designs used in their famed 70's era parkas, 60/40 cloth. Back in 1968 George Marks and Bob Swanson picked a 58% cotton, 42% nylon blend as the ideal balance of handfeel, durability, water resistance and breathability. They rounded those numbers to 60/40 for marketing purposes and an iconic jacket was born.

Using a little more cotton (64%), a handful less nylon (29%) and wrapping both around an elastane (7%) core, Outlier honed in on a superior cloth. Well suited for the rain, grit and repetitive motion of real life yet still good looking, breathable and gifted with a true freedom of movement. A "self-cleaning" nanosphere treatment increases the water, dirt and grease resistance. The numbers were rounded off for marketing purposes and the 60/30 Khaki Cloth evolved.

Simple, clean and incredibly comfortable, the 60/30 Khakis are exactly the sort of pant Outlier loves to make. Available now in Tan and Olive from the Outlier webshop. Made in New York City with Swiss fabric. $157.



Swoop...HERE!

Definitely need a pair of these in Olive and love where the name came from!

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Scrapertown! 

Scrapertown from California is a place. on Vimeo.


Some things you may have not known about Scraperism...

"In order to become a member of the Original Scraper Bike Team, you must: Be a resident of Oakland, CA. Be at least 7y/o or older. Retain A 3.0 Grade Point Average (GPA), Create your own Scraper Bike…(It Has To Be Amazing, Or Else You Can’t Ride.) A single-file line when riding. After 10 rides The Scraper Bike King and his Captains will decide if your bike is up to standards and if you can follow simple guidelines. After your evaluation we will consider you a member and honor you with an Original Scraper Bike Team Shirt. Only worn when Mobbin’ Stay posted to our website for all upcoming Scraper Bike Rides..." -- The Scraper Bike King

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Tomorrow! 


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Capping off College... 


Samuel Starr rides his bike around the 132-foot ring of the velodrome he designed and built inside a Pomona College library. The project tested his talents in computer design, carpentry and conceptual art.

Read the article from the LA Times...HERE!

Thanks Prolls!

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