December 2010
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Dec 29th
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We Need Another Thou for Smile Train
December 29, 2010 To reach $50,000 raised this year, which covers 200 surgeries. I know that seems like a greedy amount, but if it were your child, you’d pay $200K to have the mouth fixed, and you know, Smile Train does it for $250. The tweed bags are due in March, late March, and if you haven’t ordered one…well, if you wait till they’re in they may be gone. Probably...
Dec 29th
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It's Not Too Late:
December 18, 2010 To get it by Christmas. To make sure it happens, we are offering 2-Day Air for the price of 3 day ($15) for all regular packages sent out on Monday and Tuesday. If you click 2 Day on the web, we’ll adjust the price before we charge your card. Don’t worry when it shows up $21. Human overriding will win out in the end.  Of course, we can’t do this for bikes,...
Dec 20th
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Mountain Mixte Custom
Although they generally escape the radar, we still do one-of-a-kind/just-4-U custom frames. Since prices are going up next year—-the first day of it—-it might be a good time to remind you.  Here’s a fancy one we just got in. You’ll be seeing it before its owner does.
Dec 17th
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SimpleOne Update December 17, 2010
SimpleOne Update Sizes: 56-58-60-62 Why no smaller or bigger: It takes forever to sell them, minimums are 30 per size, and we can’t sit on tons of bigger ones that long. We still have, like, six 50cm QBs left. We have long been, and at some level still are, dedicated to the taller and shorter riders not often accommodated by the bigger brands. But we’re kind of tired of having...
Dec 17th
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light and speed the english story
One thing funny about riding is that if it’s so fun, why is it also so important to shave seconds, or even a minute or two off a ride that isn’t a timed or competitive or timed competitive event? A recreational ride, for example. The normal ways to cut time —- I’m not saying they work —- are: Lighter bike     lighter wheels     more aero wheels      aero...
Dec 15th
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Untitled Dec 10, 2010
We got some yellowy warm orangish wool tops in today. They’re double-knit crew neck longsleevers from Australia, and sort of hit the crosshairs of warmth and visibility. I don’t know of any other orange wool out there. Orange and wool often don’t go together. It’s a light orange, and pops. We are working on more Derby Tweed tops, like we had before, like everybody who has them likes and wants...
Dec 10th
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News Archive 2007-2010
All old posts, from the dawn of the old website, to the dawn of the new: Old News.
Dec 10th