Rock The Bike

Two Reflective Cam Straps

  Bungies have their place, but for serious cargo hauling cams straps are indispensable – we use these regularly to deliver 70+ lb  boxes to our shipping carrier. The harder you pull, the harder the steel buckle bites into the strap. You can tension it as little or as much as you want, giving you […]

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Lockable Grips

Lockable Grips, By Pedros They’ll never slip around, even in the rain. In the world of Product Design, ‘Contact Points’ are the places where a human interfaces with a product. On a bicycle, the contact points are the pedals for your feet, the seat / saddle for your rear end, and the grips, shifters and […]

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Second Wind Chimes

  Think hammocks, sun tea, gardening, and sea breezes. Sleep in and wake up to the sound of your wind chimes in the breeze outside your bedroom. Daydream about sunny bike rides on a stormy day. Handmade in our Berkeley workshop by inventor/craftsman Mike Cobb. Around the workshop, Cobb is known for his passionate recycling […]

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Blank Journal

If you’re fed up with getting a new digital organizer thingy every 2 years, we highly recommend these sturdy, simple blank journals. In our experience, using a paper journal has several distinct advantages over the latest gizmo: It’s romantic. The feel of pen on paper inspires you to greatness. You’re less likely to lose it. […]

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