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If anyone knows weight loss, it’s me. I went from flubby to fit (sorta), all from riding more. Andy from Fyxomatosis has a lot to do with my fitness and so I feel like I owe him the plug on this one. Scoop up an Eddy Merckx Weight Loss Programs shirt yourself!
These two names are some of the best of the best, ATMO. Pick up a House Industries for Richard Sachs t-shirt and don’t forget to swoop up the RSCX winter hats and cycling caps here!
I don’t know about you, but I’m not always a perfect angel when I ride my bike, so thankfully, TCB is riding for me. Pick up one of these new tees and celebrate four years of TCB Courier!
… not really but the new MFS shirt gradient fade is awesome.
Pre-order one at Manual for Speed.
Kinoko Cycles has a fresh new stock of Tokyo Fixed shirts in stock. These two are my favorites, but you can see the rest here or pick one up here.
Leadville is happening as I’m typing this, with the race finishing in a few hours. Just because you weren’t there (or maybe you are), doesn’t mean you can’t pick up one of these Bobcats in Leadville shirts! Check out more information here and pick one up here. Personally, I think this would make a great bike shop poster too!
Photos by Sean Murphy
As one of the first people to test out the new cycling gear from Mission Workshop, I greeted it with as much apprehension as enthusiasm. Surely, there were already a lot of options for urban cycling gear out there but were these new pieces strictly for cycling?
Not at all. In fact, while I enjoyed riding in the clothes, I didn’t feel like there was anything in particular that made it cycling-specific and that’s a good thing. The side utility pocket has everyday applications and the cut certainly fits on the bike. In the end, this is made in the USA, high-tech, high-quality clothing from a company that is no stranger to those traits.
The crew at Upness just launched their new web shop. Check out the offerings here and pre-order the new Upness kit here! Wanna know more about Upness? Check out the interview over at FOLLY.
Here’s the Heavy Pedal summer lookbook. Check out the full line here!
Fixed Gear London has some new shirts up for pre-order:
“Fixedgearlondon did not originate from a cycling background, most of us are skateboarders through and through. Fixed Only and Death to Roadies is our take on the original DogTown warning slogans Locals Only and Death to Valleys. We associate with this attitude more than any existing attitude in cycling.”
I grew up at the beach with the best break for miles and skated street, so I know all about this territorial mentality, but I also embrace cycling as a whole. The city streets are far from being the same as a crowded break during the rise of surfing in southern California but you gotta hand it to Andy for putting out the shirt. If anything, it’ll get a chuckle from friends!
You can’t go wrong with a pocket tee, especially with this New Riders of the Golden Saddle design by Joshua Porter.
Pick one up at Golden Saddle Cyclery’s web shop.
I usually don’t post illustrations of t-shirts but with these two coming together, I had to give it some love. Manual for Speed for Garmin…. and it’s time for the Tour!
Dosnoventa introduces their new clothing line called “Opening Collection”. All handmade in Barcelona. See more at Dosnoventa.
I love the idea of a merino tie-dye tee and if I have faith that anyone can do it, it’s Outlier:
“It’s no secret that we think our pure 17.5 micron merino is a gem on its own and makes for the best damn t-shirt we’ve ever worn. So we took a little trip at the studio and hand tie-dyed a small batch of them using natural indigo to make the best damn tie-dyed shirt we’ve ever worn. Made in the Bay Area with New Zealand Fabric and hand-dyed at the Outlier Studio in Brooklyn. We hand-dyed a small batch of 30, and due to the nature of the process, each piece is unique.
A note about the dyeing process:
We took our Near White Ultrafine Merino T-Shirts, wrapped them up and immersed them in natural indigo dye. When the shirts are removed, the indigo oxidizes creating a permanent bond with the merino fibers. The shirts are then treated with a dye fixative, then washed with a special detergent to remove any extraneous particles and finally hung to dry in a sunny corner of our studio. Since they’re hand dyed, there will be variation in each of the patterns.”
Portland’s 21st Ave Bikes can’t promise you love at first sight, but you could always try one on for size.
This icon has been floating around for years and now it’s made its way onto a sweatshirt from MASH. Scoop one up here!
Looks like the project that Dustin from Cadence has been working on with artist PEZ has finally launched!
“Cadence is proud to announce the exclusive release of special collaborative project with PEZ.
PEZ is a prominent street artist and deeply rooted figure in San Francisco cycling and messenger culture.
Honored by the opportunity to work with PEZ we wanted to share his story with those who may have yet to hear about him.For the next three weeks we will release an episode on PEZ which we hope sheds some light on his influence and involvement in cycling and graffiti cultures.
Pez x Cadence T includes original PEZ pin and or sticker. Available now!”
These Manual for Speed REFLECTIVE logo tees were printed up by Ice Cold and LQQK! in NYC. They’re in stock now at Manual for Speed but won’t last. Literally. They’re probably already gone…