Sick Process...
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04 January, 2011
Hobahoba x Nipmuc: Cycling Jeans
I spied these over at HighSnob. I dug a little deeper and found the Hobahoba wordpress. Not much info there. Great looking pants, has all the functions you would want in cycling jeans. Wish, I could find out more info on them. I do know, there are only eight pairs available at Sup in store...
Actual Pain
While I was in Seattle, I stopped by Winner's Circle to swoop on some Actual Pain Gear. Unfortunately, they only had the last of the line I wanted. I gotta say thanks to the Homies at Winner's Circle for hooking me with a discount, and pointing out the hat, I would just gotten the Acid Wolf tee, and walked out. Instead, I left happy! Next time, I'll jump on the new line when it comes out. Thanks my dudes!
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03 January, 2011
Freeman Transport: Pouch Set
After my travels, I like to review and see what mistakes I make in packing or my bag choices. I loved my bag choices, A Chrome Ivan for clothes, and a Mission Vandal for Xmas presents, swag, and electronics. While using two bags was a little overkill, I'm sure one of those bags would have done it all of it alone, however I would have had to check it. Plus I was traveling to two different cities, requiring changing planes (maybe lost luggage). I really didn't want to lose my shit that way. So, both bags made the flight, no checking needed. I did however lose things on the various legs of my travels. That's where the Freeman Transport Pouch Set will come in handy for my next trip. I lost a book, toothpaste, phone charger, and random little things. The pouch set would have held all of these perfectly, and in their own little worlds. I think digging for lost items in my bags, in turn made me lose more items. I'm ordering this right now.
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Pristine Fixed Gear: Mission workshop Launch
Back from trip thinking about the next. This photo is from Pristine Fixed Gear's Mission Workshop Launch in Amsterdam. Jealous, I am. I will heading to Europe soon enough...
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Photo by Harold Pereira.
Rider Profile: Justin Kizzart
I am back. What a trip. More on that later. What better way to start the the New Year Profiles then with someone who will be taking over in the 2011. Justin, my homeboy. If you don't now his brand Knice, then get up on your game, son. I expect big things from my dude this year. Not only from his brand, but from the man himself. Race hard, my friend, the world is watching.
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