Radar Roundup: Stomp Pump, Brown Big Bro, North St Upcycled, LaRon Tool, Sillycybin Reup, The Black Foxes, Impossible, and Two Weeks Late
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Radar Roundup: Stomp Pump, Brown Big Bro, North St Upcycled, LaRon Tool, Sillycybin Reup, The Black Foxes, Impossible, and Two Weeks Late

Our Radar Roundup compiles products and videos from the ‘net in an easy-to-digest format. Read on below for today’s findings…

Stomp Pump: Foot Action Mobile Bike Pump $69.95

A compact, stowable foot pump for your bicycle, motorcycle, car or anything that needs to be inflated. The Stompump is very lightweight and very compact. It’s smaller than a can of La Croix and half the weight! The genius in the Stompump is the size of the Piston that moves the air. With it’s larger diameter it moves about 3 times more air than a typical hand pump. This, paired with the fact that you’re using your strongest muscles(your legs) and gravity makes inflating a tire with the Stompump immeasurably easier and so much faster!

The Stompump includes a Frame Dock, Frame-protector pads and a Hook & Loop Safety Strap

Compatible with Presta and Schrader Valves.

See more at Stomp Pump.

Brother Cycles: Woodland Brown Big Bro Frame £604.17

The Big Bro is Brother Cycles’ 27.5×3″ / 29×2.6″ touring bike designed with a 100mm suspension corrected fork and all the touring accouterments you’d need for overnighters through fully-loaded touring. This fan favorite frame is now available in a Woodland Brown color direct from Brother Cycles and its dealer network.

Roll on over to Brother Cycles to see more.

North St Bags Upcycled Collection $60-$145

Your favorite North St packs are now built with reclaimed materials. The team at North St rescued 300+ lbs of usable fabric from hitting the landfill and converted the material into panniers, hip bags, backpacks, and more. This line of packs is slated to save over half a ton of waste from the landfill this year, including rugged, highly water resistant vinyl, and super lightweight vinyl mesh.

Because these are made from reclaimed material, each bag is unique and will not match the images exactly.

See the full collection at North St Bags.

Connecticut Tool Wallet $79/$110

Now with LaRon lining! Chapman Manufacturing has been making these handy high-quality ratchet sets since 1936 just a half hour away from us in Durham, CT. A certified women-owned business even! Ron’s Bikes thought it would be nice to wrap a bicycle-specific tool kit up in some natural leather and ad a stash pocket in the rear.

Included in the kit:

  • 2 – Phillips insert bits: #1, #2
  • 1 – S25 Star (for disk brakes)
  • 7- Metric Allen Hex insert bits: 2.0MM, 2.5MM, 3.0MM, 4.0MM, 5.0MM, 6.0MM, 8.0MM
  • Optional Forager Cycles titanium 22g 8-9-10mm open end wrench and dynema cord master link popper is $31 extra and fits neatly in the stash pocket

See more at Ron’s Bikes.


We Restocked our Sillycybin Bottles and Socks

Our Sillycybin collection was probably our best-selling drop in recent years, selling out lightning fast. We’ve been fielding emails requesting these designs return and we just re-stocked them in time to take advantage of our last day of our 20% sale at The Pro’s Closet…

Pick up Sillycybin Socks and Sillycybin Bottles today.


 

 

Shanika Rhodes TBF Film Portrait

“Through this trip, I learned how to stand up for myself more and to have that confidence.” – Shanika Rhodes on her bikepacking trip with The Black Foxes.

 

 

The Impossible Route – Tour De Gravel

In this episode of the Impossible Route, Jeremiah Bishop and The Vegan Cyclist take on the “Tour de Gravel.” The concept is to recreate the experience of the hardest-ever stage in the Tour de France’s golden era. Begging the question: is it possible to recreate the experience, finish in the time cut. Not get lost?

 

 

Two Weeks Late

A group of friends take off on the VTXL route and documented their time on the bike.


Radavision

Stuff we see on the ‘net that causes pause…

Photograph by @johnprolly

When the seller of John’s 22″ No Serial Ritchey realized the frame was too small for John, he offered to swap it out for a 23″ No Serial Ritchey frame in a nice, periwinkle blue Imron color. John swapped the parts over and added some Inter Am handlebars to the build, putting it over the top… We’ll share a full gallery on this one shortly.


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