Catégorie : Vélo

BUDNITZ BEER WRENCH Never a company to shy away from innovation, our lovely new Budnitz Titanium Beer Wrench has a wrench on one side and a bottle opener on the other. Two titanium thumb-screws attach it securely the the water bottle mounts on most bicycles (including ours). The 15mm wrench removes solid wheel axle bolts, internal hubs, and Pitlock keys, making it perfect for fixing a flat on the road. The bottle opener opens… a beer. Or a bottle of San Pellegrino. Or any other fizzy beverage you might encounter on an extended ride. Engraved over the bottle opener is a quote inspried by 13th Century Zen Master Dogen, helpfully reminding the lost rider that he’s always exactly where he’s supposed to be. Machined from aerospace-grade titanium. Weighs a paltry 35 grams. Just $38. Available in our web store now.

Une belle brochette de porte-bidons…

Many city bikes are made without braze-ons for bottle cages on the frame. This is probably because they don’t look right with roadbike-style bottle cages, and manufacturers expect that trips on these bikes will be short anyhow. But what about those of us with longer commutes, especially in the summer heat and humidity? While clamp-on bottle cages exist that can be fitted onto the frame without braze-ons, the shape of the frame can make attaching them challenging and unsightly. La suite sur Storing Water on a City Bike via Lovely Bicycle!

Je l’aimais bien celui-là. En espérant que son remplaçant soit à la hauteur de ce Merida… Un 29 tout suspendu, ça devrait le faire.

Le message de la pompe à essence.

Smashing bulbocodes… Private joke 😉