This bag is siiiiick!

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We are happy to announce that the beloved snapback caps once again grace the Zlog Boutique with their presence. The hats are constructed of heavy duty canvas material and feature a two-color embroidered logo on the front and embroidery on the back. Available are two color options, black with white and silver embroidery or light gray with black and dark gray embroidery. Made with love in the USA.

get one or two at the boutique

If you have been working with bikes for a while you have probably found the need for a repair stand at some point. Living and working out of my very small studio apartment I couldn’t fathom owning a repair stand, until the Pro-Elite stand came along. By the name alone “Pro-Elite” sounds, well, kind of elitist and with good reason. It has the strength and clamp style of a high-end stand and also folds down for easy storage or travel. To test it’s ease-of-use I called upon my friend Amy. She had never used a bicycle repair stand before and in no time she had the stand up and running. The clamp has a patented quick release clamp that also utilizes a nob to dial in the clamp pressure. Weighing in at 12 lbs. it is fairly light for how sturdy it is. For the mechanic on the move or for doing repairs at home this is the stand to own.

Check the out stand and all of the accessories at Feedback Sports

Genius! and the YNOT straps are legit too. Nice job Mosher.

YNOT

All City Sheriff Star hubs are now available. A great take on an old classic.

Wow, great little device. This package design by Repeat Press is so gorgeous it brings a tear to my eye. I especially love the Penfield polishing cloth.

keep an eye on Union Foundry

I am so jealous that Prolly got one!

Mack is a company out of Poland that specializes in custom hubs. Each pair is made special for the customer. There is a 4 month wait, so if you need to get your hands on some you should order now.

go to mackhubs.com

These straps are definitely holding up like a dream. The minimalistic design is devoid of metal on the top of the strap, which makes for a much more comfortable fit than other straps I’ve tried. The strap swivels on the D ring which takes stress off of the fabric part of the strap. Adjusting on the go is simple and they are a breeze to take off and on. A great product!

One nitpicky thing that initially bothered me is the metal D ring that tinked on my crank arm. It was only while I walked with my bike and wasn’t an issue while riding, but I know there are people, like me, who cringe when they hear noises coming from their bike.

Go grab a pair for yourself. Because they are backed by the R.E. Load name you can rest assured that they are made by skilled hands and will hold umm… tight.

R.E. Load

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I’ve had my eye on the Fixed Gear London waterproof jacket for a while now. It is definitely something worth picking up for the rainy season, which is every season here in Seattle.

Photos from Mikey. Jacket can be found in store at 14bikeco.

You might remember me mention that Mission Workshop ( @missionworkshop ) was opening their space to the public in this post, well it’s now official. Go stop by and bug the crap out of Rob, and while you are at it, you might as well try on the Vandal backpack or even some Outlier threads.