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Loving this small apartment bicycle workbench. Source.
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Spotted this beauty over on Velospace today, Nagasawa Special – personal favourite.


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The new Strong Island Autumn/Winter tees have just arrived. Southsea represent! Shop here.

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100copies is the brainchild of Singapore Creative Director Thomas Yang. An avid cyclist, he decided to combine two of his passions – bicycles and art – into 100copies. All of the products you see here are original designs created by him and are limited to, as the name suggests, 100 copies. Each piece of work will be watermarked, labeled with the title and edition number. As such, no two copies are ever completely identical. Check it out.


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Classic Mark Cavendish, smashing stage 5 of the tour with a win. Represent.
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Matching the recent Nike sneaker collaboration, Hurley gets together with LDG and presents the Phantom 4D Bike. Source.
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Freshjive Moving Pictures has just released “Bicycle Seat” a short film extolling the virtues of life as a bicycle seat.
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You know how it is, some days you just want to chill. With that in mind, Venice, California based creative agency Mistress enlisted Freeman Transport in Missoula, Montana to create the world’s first Tandem Gravel Racer bicycle appropriately named The Mistress.
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Rapha is organizing a series of world wide charity rides in order to help the victims of the worst disaster in Japan since World War 2. Make a donation (minimum $10), and Rapha will match your amount. Japan will lead the way in at least four different locations with a printed black ribbon on our sleeves. You can also search for your ride in your region with the Rapha Rendezvous iPhone app.
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Some sportsmen just don’t know when they’re beaten. Despite crashing on the final bend of a world title race and ending up with a 25cm splinter through his leg, Aziz Awang got back on his bike to finish.
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