Mystery Ranch launched a new website a few days ago with new products and more. I use MR packs and have reviewed the 3 Day pack and currently writing a review on the Big Sky. Amazing packs.
Photo by Kyle Christenson via MR’s Flickr page
Bicycle fanatic and very good friend, Steve Leibowitz, opened a bicycle shop in Saugerties, NY. Revolution Bicycles specializes in quality vintage rigs, modern retro cruisers, Italian steel road bikes, retro accessories, customizations and full service repairs and rentals. Here is a sample of some rigs that made people drool:
Vintage Bromwich made in Engalnd road frame. Repainted and built using mostly modern parts except for the brake calipers which are rare Shimano Dura Ace. (Let Steve explain when you see him)
Ventana custom road built with disc brakes and using tubeless tires. This photo doesn’t do justice.. this is one of those builds that look amazing in person.
Revolution Bicycles also offers antiques for the collector or for those just interested in the past looking for a cruiser. This caught my eye… I’ve never seen rubber pulley wheels on a derailluer, but then again the bike is probably older than me…
Check out the website, and visit Revolution Bicycles.
Our homies at Patagonia launched a new Tin Shed a few weeks ago and I just got some time yesterday to look at it and it’s a great inspiration/read. Awesome photos and videos from trips and more. I noticed they also are hiding some new products they have in the works including a line of alpine/climbing packs. TCL (Cleanest Line) even mentioned on Twitter today that they did hide a sneak peak at one of the packs. There’s also a secret code hidden some where for a shop discount. If you have some free time poke around the Tin Shed.
It’s her second hike and she loves it. I just upgraded her ride for a crazy sale price of $50 (those REI sales can be amazing). Photo by Joanna on the Coral Canyon trail in Malibu
