Rouleur magazine
Rouleur Issue 18, the Grand Tour Issue, in store now. Bloody beautiful. Even if you’re not a roadie.
Comment on this postRouleur Issue 18, the Grand Tour Issue, in store now. Bloody beautiful. Even if you’re not a roadie.
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We’re now stocking the classic stainless steel King Cage water bottle cages. They’re made in Colorado, light, strong and won’t mark your bottles.

We’ve also got the Top Cap Cage Mounts available – a neat solution for problematic bottle cage setups (small frames, step-throughs etc).
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We’re now stockists for 2 excellent products.
Firstly, Bicycle Quarterly magazine. BQ is internationally renowned as “The Discerning Cyclist’s Resource” – Articles covering all aspects of cycling history, as well as informative and rigorous reviews of new randonneur, touring and commuting bikes, advice on long distance riding and expertly researched surveys of tires, dynamos and other components.
Volume 8, No 3. is in stock now for $15.
Comment on this postWe recently got our Schwalbe tyre delivery and we tried to bury our six foot six Michael underneath. We just pulled up short, he is only crouching a little to support the tower.
Lots of cool tyres coming out this year from Schwalbe. Touring tyres in both 700 and 26inch and some very nice rolling road tyres as well. I’ve been trying out some Ultremo DDs
Comment on this post | 3 CommentsWe’re stoked to be back at work for 2010. We would’ve updated the blog earlier, but we’ve been hectic for services since we opened back up. Check out all our cool new All City star MTB grips. We’ve got heaps of Ourys, natural cork grips and Powergrips Pedal Straps back in stock!
Ben’s a lawyer, customer and friend of ours, who bought a new Team Blue SE Lager for himself. He sent us a cool photo of him and his new bike and his wig - Here Comes The Judge!
Comment on this post | 1 CommentMick’s girlfriend Maddy made us a bunch of deluxe musettes of our own design – they’re recycled, reclaimed machine-washable cotton, with a lining and an inch wide shoulder strap that also runs round the bag to give them some depth. They’re comfy to wear, straps are just the right length and they look cool. $25 each.
Comment on this postWe’ve got stock of some Rocket Fuel coin purses for only $10 each.
Comment on this postWe’ve got issue #3 of The Ride Journal in stock – it’s a beautiful celebration of cycling in all its forms.
Issue 1 and 2 are totally sold out worldwide, and these will disappear too. Get in quick.
Comment on this post | 1 CommentWe’ve been stocking the SE Lager singlespeeds for a couple of years. For $750 they’re excellent value, really well equippped, solid and versatile. The 2010 colours are the Blue/Brown and Black.
The SE Draft is the model down. They’ve been upgraded for this year and we’ll be stocking them in Pink and Blue for $550
We are getting a couple next week that are presold, and as with the Fuji Track and Feathers, popular sizes will sell out very quickly, so put down a deposit if you want one asap
Update: January 18th 2010 – Powergrips back in stock!
Update: December 20th 2009 - We’re sold out of Power Grips, the wholesaler is sold out of Power Grips, and the manufacturer is sold out of Power Grips – Should be back in stock in the New Year, fingers crossed for soon.

I’m stoked that we’ve got some stock of Power Grip pedal straps available. I’ve been using them on my bike for a few years and think they’re a great option if you’re looking for an alternative to cleats or toe-cages. They’re $60 a pair for the standard length.
Powergrips are so brilliant, so sublime in their simplicity and economy of material, so superior in function and practicality, that it is a crime they are not standard equipment on all new mid and entry level mountain bikes, hybrids and city bikes. – Practical Pedal
Powergrips are durable, cheap, and effective. The inch-wide webbing straps won’t scratch up your Manolo Blahniks’ the way regular toeclips will; they let you move your foot around on the pedal as comfort demands, and a twist of the foot instantly binds or releases them. They have all the advantages of both toe clips and clipless pedals with none of the downsides. – Momentum Magazine
The most underrated bicycle accessory on this or any other planet. – Rivendell

