We carry a variety of branded items so if you want to be one of the cool kids and rock our logo, take a look at the offerings and pick something up for yourself. Mens and womens sizes, usually black of course but sometimes we have a lovely brown too. Short or long sleeve. Also we have something for the kids. Baby Ts for the little ones, and baby baseball Ts for the slightly less little ones. Of course they have our logo on there, what did you think? Local company run by some nice folks making usable products at reasonable prices. And yes, they put the OOOBS logo on there for us. -Deluxe Medium expandable seat bag We also usually have their Commuter Backpack in a medium size. We prefer the white one. Also made locally and oh so stylish. We normally stock their Grocery Pannier but can order you anything they have.The only way to go. Black: Club cut or Crew cut. We also stock some lovely wool feet tubes from Endura and Swobo, and can order a few varieties of the coveted Smartwool products.

What kind of shop doesn’t have their own stickers? If you need a little touch up for that scratch on your ride we have small scratch size, and big scratch size. Made by Sticker Robot. Some of the many brands of parts and components we carry are from Surly, Paul’s Components, Phil Wood, White Industries and many others. We stock nearly all of the products from Surly and a selection from the rest. Over the years, we’ve used or tried nearly everything so there is some firsthand experience involved here. We can get just about anything on the market pending availability, and we’ve probably got a few opinions too, so don’t be afraid to ask. Unless you don’t want to hear what we have to say. Our primary lines are Swobo and Endura, though we can get stuff from Showers Pass and others. Lots of wool and lots of style. We stock what we like and as with everything we carry, there’s a lot of product testing done by our crew. Most of us wear this stuff so we’ve got input on sizing and quality and we refuse to sell anything that we don’t approve of.

Spy wear is our primary brand. Really nice shades and many models, both performance and style. Many with interchangeable lenses. meiosis backpack buyAlso makers of very high quality goggles. backpack lirik dan terjemahanWe stock some models of glasses and can order the rest, goggles special order.filbe backpack for sale We carry bags from Mission Workshop, Chrome, and Crumpler. 8fields backpackMakers of quality courier bags, backpacks, laptop bags, and accessories. bobby abley backpackWe try to stock some of all of their products and can special order them if you want that Kremlin in orange. backpack zentralamerika

If you just have to have that full custom bag with your own goofy artwork or pattern we can also get Trash bags. They make nice, local, custom bags anywhere from normal to tent sized. Want a image of your face on your bag so everyone knows who’s it is? Andy can hook you up. Links: Mission Workshop, Chrome, Crumpler, Trash This product is no longer available, but don't go just yet. Custom Swobo saddle, seat post, stem, handlebar and forged horizontal dropouts round out the package Eyelets let you outfit the Del Norte with fenders and rear rack (sold separately) for ultimate urban utility Flip-flop rear hub lets you run it with a fixed cog if you so choose Puncture-resistant Vittoria Randonneur tires, red-alicious rims and custom Swobo high-flange hubs stand up to the demands of tough city streets while looking cherry sweet Single-speed drivetrain consists of Sugino cranks with a 42-tooth chainring driving a 17-tooth Shimano freewheel for unbeatable utilitarian simplicity

Smooth, the track-inspired chromoly frame and fork feature more relaxed geometries than traditional track bikes, making the Del Norte more versatile and comfortable Specs are subject to change Tektro long-reach caliper brakes with road levers make quick, responsive work of slowing you down and offer plenty of clearance for fenders (sold separately) Wellgo 2-sided platform pedals feature a Shimano cleat binding on 1 side and standard flat platform on other side so you can ride clipped in or not After its initial break-in period you might notice your bicycle performing less responsively than the day you brought it home. Not to worry, this is typical of all new bicycles and simply reflects that cables have stretched or their housings have seated themselves into final position. To keep running at peak performance, all REI bicycles come with a FREE warranty tune-up, which should be accomplished between the first 100-200 miles of riding or after the first two months if you're accumulating miles less quickly.

Contact your nearest REI bike shop for details and an appointment for this important service. View all Swobo Hybrid Bikes Sugino, 42T with bashguard Bike weight is based on median size, as sold, or the average of two median sizes. Asia Vacation Destinations for 2016: Our 4 Picks It’s almost the end of the year, and vacation season is fast approaching. Here are our four picks for destinations that offer the best mix of convenience, natural beauty and adventure: An old, reliable favorite, Bali is one of Asia’s most versatile destinations. There’s great surfing, a massive selection of excellent beaches, world class diving, cultural activities, great nightlife… and — well, lots more. If you’re searching for a place that does everything very well, it’s hard to look past one of Asia’s most enchanting islands. Just pick somewhere other than Kuta to stay. Recommended resource: Bali GuidePattaya, of all places? What was once Thailand’s capital of all things seedy is quickly becoming one of Southeast Asia’s best seaside cities.

Pattaya is now home to one of Thailand’s top hotels, the Hilton Pattaya, and boasts a variety of great resorts just outside the city. If you’re popping into Bangkok for a few days, there’s no reason not to make the short trip here. Recommended resource: Guest Friendly Hotels Pattaya Japan’s second city, Osaka doesn’t have quite as much to offer in terms of glitz when compared to capital Tokyo, but it makes up for it with a friendly atmosphere and plenty of unique sights of its own. Just be prepared to pack a coat, since the December/January weather can get pretty darn cold. Recommended resource: Osaka Info An old favorite, Singapore is one of Asia’s best destinations for people that love a smooth, clean and streamlined experience. From shopping on Orchard Road to enjoying the activities available on Sentosa Island, Singapore has something to offer for every visitor. 5 Travel Accessories You Can’t Afford to Leave Behind Planning a vacation soon?

Here are the five travel accessories I never leave home without:I’m not talking about a huge “backpacking” backpack, but a backpack that’s small enough to bring on the plane as carry-on luggage. Choose something with enough interior space for a change of clothes, your tablet, a few books and your usual everyday carry — it will help out a lot for day trips and adventures.Belts don’t take up much space in your suitcase, but packing them can be a major annoyance. They’re soft and take damage easily when your suitcase is bumped or knocked over, and there’s no need to pack two when you only need one. Choose a simple reversible leather belt with brown on one side and black on the other — it will look good with jeans or, if it’s a little smaller, fit in well in a formal setting. A good compact camera. A DSLR might take better quality photos, but there’s nothing more annoying than carrying around a bulky full frame camera with you. Pick a compact camera with a large sensor, like my personal favorite the Ricoh GR.

Good headphones, preferably noise cancelling ones. From long flights to bus trips, having a pair of headphones and some good albums makes even the longest haul trips much more tolerable. TechRadar’s list of the best noise cancelling headphones is a good place to start your shopping efforts. A hygiene and toiletries kit. Packing your toothbrush, deodorant, medications and other essentials is much easier with a convenient kit. Amazon has a great selection of toiletry bags, most of which are priced at $20 or less.Pack the five essentials listed above and you’ll be better prepared for any trip, whether you’re visiting a nearby city or spending several weeks touring an entire continent. How to Run a MarathonI spent six months training for my first marathon and wish I had spent a year on it. The longer you train before the event, the better you’ll feel on the day (and the better you’ll run). Seriously, make sure you don’t have injuries. If you have any slight injuries from years past, they will all come out during the event.

Get everything checked — not just the obvious sports injuries, but things like your blood pressure. Just like you started training early, start dieting early. You can run a marathon while you’re overweight, but it will hurt. Expect sore joints and a much harder time keeping a good pace. Runners World has a great diet guide for newbies interested in getting into shape from a nutritional perspective.Marathon runners can develop something called a fissure of the nipple caused by friction. The end result is pain, plus nasty stains on your favorite running gear. I recommend wearing a compression vest (LANBAOSI has a good, affordable one) to avoid any chafing. For women, silicone nipple covers (the type you wear with a backless dress) are also a good choice. Take it easy on the carb loading. Yes, you need energy. No, you don’t need to eat like a pig. Change your habits suddenly before the race and you’ll feel awful once you get off the starting line. After you do it, feel proud of yourself.

There’s nothing wrong with celebrating your achievement. You did something very few people ever do. Even if you walked, you still made it across the finish line. My Favorite Camera: The Ricoh GR II Ricoh cameras have always been a little unique. That’s probably why I’ve always loved them. Some of my friends have recently asked me for camera recommendations. I ignore the usual Canon and Nikon DSLRs and give them one recommendation every time: the Ricoh GR II. It’s an unusual but brilliant camera. DPReview thinks it’s okay, but to me it’s the only camera I will ever need. It doesn’t zoom or do anything fancy. It just takes really great photos. After all, isn’t that the only feature a camera really needs? How to Pack Your Suitcase the Right Way Like to travel light? If no, why not? We like to travel light, so this video on how to pack a carry-on suitcase the right way from Travel Noire really grabbed our attention.