The Bicycle Times water bottle is made for us by Specialized. It’s a 24oz., clear, food-grade plastic bottle with a wide mouth that's big enough for filling with ice cubes or cleaning with a brush. The bottle features a textured grip and non-slip shape with a black screw-on top. Made in USA.

Is that a Raccoon shredding it on a mountain bike? Yes sir, it's Rocky Raccoon.  We ran into Rocky at Dirt Fest this year, he seemed like a nice guy so we decided to honor him by putting his image on a pint glass.

CLOSEOUT price $3.99, normally $7.00.

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.

Another step on our continuing journey. Each Dirt Rag back issue was lovingly crafted from the finest ingredients, and like fine wine, gets better with age.

To read what is featured in this issue click here.

<p>Another step on our continuing journey. Each Dirt Rag back issue was lovingly crafted from the finest ingredients, and like fine wine, gets better with age. <br />
<br /> To read what is featured in this issue click <a href="http://www.dirtragmag.com/print/issue.php?thumb_issue_number=153">here</a>.<br /> <br />

 The adventure continues with Bicycle Times #8. In this issue we review the Redline Conquest Classic, Giant Rapid 2, and Norco Vesta. We also test the BOB Yak Trailer, Lights from NiteRider, Cat Eye, and Lights and Motion. We take a close look at cycling friendly cities and the tried and true Wald baskets.

 The adventure continues with Bicycle Times #7. In this issue we review the Globe Live 3, Co-Motion Pangea, and Yuba Mundo Cargo Bike. We also test the Burley Travoy and Cycle Tectonics Trailers. An old bike finds new duty as a commuter and we visit America's oldest surviving bike manufacturer.

<p>Another step on our continuing journey. Each Dirt Rag back issue was lovingly crafted from the finest ingredients, and like fine wine, gets better with age. <br />
<br /> To read what is featured in this issue click <a href="http://www.dirtragmag.com/print/issue.php?thumb_issue_number=152">here</a>.<br /> <br /> 
 

Sale Price $4.00, normally $10.00
Keep your chain from digging the metal, leave that for your ears, with a Dirt Rag Chainstay Protector. Made in the USA by Lizard Skins from Powertex Neoprene, easy Velcro installation. Fits oversized aluminum bike frames, Super Jumbo measurements: 5" x 9 5/8" or 128mm x 245mm.

The adventure continues with Bicycle Times #3. In this issue we review the Torker Cargo T, Norco VFR, and Novara Randonee. There's also countryside touring, some front lights we like to use, and an interview with Jan Heine. Get it while you can!