The Radavist

If you have a Fab’s Chest, one of the best bags for bicycle touring, and are looking for some more support, then don’t miss out on this instructional video, produced by Ron and Namz for their Pec Dec bag support system, in stock now at RonsBikes.com.

I’m pretty stoked on how this came out. People have really been digging Ronnie’s riding as of late and I’m glad to see him getting exposure. Big ups to Fiends and TTv!

Photo by Garrett Wade

Michael from Ace Metric linked me to Garrett’s photo of Ronnie doing what appears to be a double ice pick. Pretty rad!

407 Fixed Gear put up this edit of Ronnie for Ace Metric, their local shop. Out of everything I’ve seen lately, those x-up sliders are creative and fun. Throw a barspin outta it and you’ve got a rad trick there Ronnie.

Antimo from 407 Fixed Gear spent some time with Ronnie and his camera and pulled together a pretty clean little edit. I like the flipped wheel pedal slides (how else would you describe it?). Keep it steaming down there in Orlando guys!

407fixedgear : Ronnie Teaser from Antimo on Vimeo.

Once again, Antimo and 407 Fixed Gear compose a beautifully-shot teaser edit. This time they’re filming with Philly x Orlando resident Ronnie. It’s quick and brief with no closure but still worth the watch!

Ronnie Romance‘s shoes of choice, Stomplox, just announced an all-new model on Kickstarter called the Trail Worm. Unlike traditional sneakers, barefoot shoes have very thin soles that are so flexible they can be rolled up by hand and a zero-heel-drop design that lets you experience the trails as if you were barefoot.

Sound wild? Check out more at the Trail Worm Kickstarter.

If you have a bike with porteur bars, like an old 26″ MTB conversion, scorcher, Rivendell, Crust, or a sweet custom frame, Paul just brought back its Reverse Levers. These are hands down the nicest reverse brake levers on the market. They’re full-machined in Chico, California, ambidextrous between short and long pull, and adjustable cable pull. They’re designed to fit bars with an inner diameter of 19 to 25 mm and come in a variety of finishes.

Check out more at Paul Component Engineering.

Earlier this year, Hailey Moore reviewed her True Love Cycles Heart Breaker—a steel-tubed drop-bar mountain bike made in Warsaw, Poland. The original build spec saw the Heart Breaker outfitted with a short-travel color-matched and refurbished RockShox RS-1 but, after a long review period with this setup, Hailey was keen to shave a little weight and see how a rigid fork paired with the frame. Read on for her update on riding the Heart Breaker with Whisky’s No. 9 MTN Boost fork.

Inspired by the work of Charlie Cunningham and other cult classic aluminum steeds, the Ron’s Bikes Aluminus Maximus gravel bike ($2,000 frameset) is the anti-carbon propaganda demigod we need from small-batch bicycle production. These bikes are made in the USA by Frank the Welder and have been selling like hot cakes over the past several months, so when it came time to list them on RonsBikes.com, Arya and Ronnie only had sizes 51 cm and 60 cm left. So if you have short legs or long legs, they’ve gotcha covered.

We’d like to remind everyone that Arya and Ronnie lost their factory and means of primary income last year and it’s been hard on the brand. So if you have any free money and would like to see Ron’s Bikes grow, check out their in-stock-today items and throw them some love.