Sites
21Bikes.com
Nov/22/2009 Archived in: Nov 2009
Peregrine Cyclery
Sep/05/2009 Archived in: Sep 2009
"When we began our business, there was a lack of online fixed gear shops that catered solely to the needs of fixed gear riders. It was always some previously established bicycle shop that hoped to cash in on the growing popularity by carrying a few items on their storefront. If that wasn't the case, then it'd be some shoddily thrown-together, poorly-coded jumble made with some build-a-site wizard that had better success in sending customers in circles than to the checkout page. We wanted to change that.
We at Peregrine Cyclery hope to deliver the best customer service and provide you with quality components that you can trust to arrive in a respectable amount of time. If for any reason you find any faults, just let us know and we'll happily remedy the problem and accommodate you to the best of our abilities. If you have any questions, website critiques, or anything you'd like to share, just shoot us an email at info[at]peregrinecyclery.com
Thanks in advance for your support!" – Conan
Münster Fixed Gear
Aug/26/2009 Archived in: Aug 2009
New Velo Cult Website
Aug/19/2009 Archived in: Aug 2009
MassanSF Blog
Aug/12/2009 Archived in: Aug 2009
Stijn Coming Soon
Aug/09/2009 Archived in: Aug 2009
The BYKE Project
May/25/2009 Archived in: May 2009
Its great to see those who embrace BMX and Fixed Gear riding... giving back to their communities.
The BYKE Project is an outreach effort by Dunamis Media to help repair the bicycles of young kids and teenagers who other wise wouldn’t be able to afford the repairs. As a company that is involved and connected with the BMX industry, we understand how important it is for young people to have bicycles, skateboards, or any other recreational “toys” that actually work and can be ridden. This project hopes to put smiles on young people’s faces as they see their broken “toys” being brought back to life. Most kids don’t know how to work on their own bikes and the ones in families with very little money can’t afford even the most minor repairs. There is no reason why a kid should have to be without a bike or ride one that is a “piece of junk”. It’s rare that you ever see a bike shop going into these neighborhoods to do such charity, and even if they had such an offer taking place at their shop location, how would the kids get there? On their bikes? This is why the BYKE project is so important. We take the bike shop right to them and it costs them nothing. This project helps young people enjoy some of the most basic activities involved with growing up.
Read more about The BYKE Project HERE! And give them some support by grabbing some nice goodies HERE!
Cyclodelic
May/02/2009 Archived in: May 2009
House Of Commons Online Store
May/02/2009 Archived in: May 2009
King Kog V2
May/02/2009 Archived in: May 2009
The Magnificent Bike Builder
Feb/21/2009 Archived in: Feb 2009
