Woodstick Bike Hanger

Hey Tay! Need a cool bike hanger for your new flat???

woodstick-handlebars.com

I love my bike don't get me wrong.  "Butter" and I have been through alot together.  She came with me when I moved to Montreal (I didn't even bring my cat! I think that says something).  But I'm noticing that she's not what she used to be.  However.... I might like to give her a new name and a new paint job while I'm at it.  Update the old girl and get her ready for the show.    The snow has officially melted which means Spring will be her in a few months.  And so my biking project will begin.  First up finding handle bars like this and breaks.

Hasso bags

Check out this New Packbag company!  I love the look and the practicality of a good backpack.  Crafted in Bogotá, Colombia these remarkably well made bags are cleverly designed are both durable and convenient.   HASSO

I have a bike!

Look what Marco gave to me for present!

I finally have a bike and I can't wait to take a ride! Do you want to join me?

Cento1 for Wilier by Emmanuel Zonta

Emmanuel Zonta is a young product designer that has decided to take inspiration from the classic 101 bike in order to a make a wodden one. Three weeks of hard work and research for the right type of wood. Beautiful result. Sporty and solid, yet elegant.

http://www.wilier.it/it/chi-siamo/emmanuel-zonta/

Ultracicli

http://ultracicli.com/

Get in the Saddle.

Levi's and Urban Outfitters have teamed up to bring a mobile bike shop and custom tailoring setup to a city near you!  I love the mobile bike shop concept and the tailoring of these levi jeans!  

With my bike being MIA at the moment I am longing for activities like this to do once I am reunited with my love, butter!  Wouldn't this be awesome to go to?!  Andrea do you have a bike yet? You are living in Paris and I think you need a really great bike to match your new life! haha Go for an adventure around Paris for me and tell me all about it!  (or just get a croissant and describe it in detail haha).

B I K E

New Bike design modeled after the AK-47!  The concept of the cycle was designed by a student at the Savannah college of art and design, Bryan Walsh. Its powered by a hydrostatic drive instead of a chain and can last 20,000 hours of biking. It was designed after the AK-47 for its rugged simplicity but the actual principles of the weapon in relation with the ride have no value or parallel.