Bicycle Times Products

The adventure continues with Bicycle Times #14. In this issue we review the Linus Roadster 8, Bike Friday folding bike, Co-Motion Scout 26 tandem and the Brown Cycles KidzTandem. We test lights from Cateye, Niterider, Portland Design Works, and Light & Motion. We also follow along with a couple who toured Portugal on a tandem. We explain what a Gran Fono is and we cover the latest trends at Interbike 2011.   

The Bicycle Times Cycling Cap is made in the USA by Walz Caps from a blend of 65% polyester and 35% cotton. This three-panel cap features a moisture wicking band and a soft, comfortable bill. The hat features an emembroidered Bicycle Times logo on the right side.

Available in two sizes.

The adventure continues with Bicycle Times #13. In this issue we review the IZip Via Rapido, Rock Lobster Fat Tire Roadbike, All City Nature Boy, Bianchi Vigorelli, and the FSA Metropolis Patterson Transmission. We follow a family bike trip from Pittsburgh to Washington D.C. and review the Topeak Journey Trailer, Maya Cycle Trailer, and Farfarer Trailer.

The Bicycle Times Arm Warmers are made for us by DeFeet from eco-friendly, recycled plastic bottles and CoolMax. They are wind resistant, breathable, and pack small to fit in a jersey pocket. Best of all, the Bicycle Times logo is stitched into the farbric for a smooth feel against the skin. Available in S/M or L/XL.

Size S-M measures 16-18"

Size L/XL measures 19-22"

Be the envy of the breakfast table or office with the Bicycle Times "Thirsty Dawg" mug. No other receptacle has as much style and class, and it is sure to inspire you morning and night. This two color, 15oz. ceramic piece is 4.5" high with a 3" opening and has a handle large enough for four fingers. A Dirt Rag Mug in black is also available.

Normally $7.00, December/January Special: Only $4.50

The Bicycle Times Brushed Euro Cap is made by Sheila Moon and embroidered with our stacked logo.  The fit of these caps is different than the previous ones we sold. The offer more ear coverage and a softer seem line against the forehead.
 
Each cap is handmade in San Francisco from Lycra and Supplex to give it a soft, cotton-like touch on the outside and fleece-like feel on the inside, while still being thin enough to fit under a helmet. one size fits most.
 

The adventure continues with Bicycle Times #12. In this issue we review the Adams Trail-A-Bike Folder 24, Breezer Uptown Infinity, Specialized Tricross Sport, Raleigh Port Townsend, and Trek Transport. We take a closer look at community bike shops, and review tires built to commute, explore and tour upon.We also interview  the voices of the Tour de France for English speakers, Phil Liggett and Paul Sherwen.