The Radavist

To commemorate the Tour of California, Cadence just released a limited edition Airflow kit. Made by Capo and in stock now at Cadence!

I know what I’m spending $10 on this morning! JDR documented the Dirty Hundo for Cadence and put together a zine. Races / rides like this are giving cycling the much-needed sense of fun in communities all over. Makes me wanna do something like this in Austin!

Scoop up a Dirty Hundo Zine at Cadence or get one free with $100 purchase.

Cadence’s jeans have always been a great bargain and this time, they’ve changed the cut to match the fit of raw denim. For under $100 you get North Carolina Cone Denim in black!

Scoop up a pair at Cadence.

Photo by John Daniel Reiss

Out of all the photos JDR took at the Dirty Hundo, this one sums up the ride the best. See more at TCB’s Tumblr.

Cadence shows us how early to bed = early to shred with this new Airflow kit video spot.

This collaboration has been in the makings for quite some time and it coincides with the new Airflow line from Cadence. Ritchey’s C260 stem got a wet coat with “Keep Going” painted on the top, along with the Airflow graphic.

In stock now at Cadence in various lengths.

Photo by Chris Lee

It’s not always about perfect Cali winters. Especially not on the east coast. Wilis went out with Chris Lee to shoot some photos of his new Cadence Airflow kit. Check out more at Cadence’s Tumblr!

I really love this concept: wind direction placed in a pattern over a cycling kit. It looks damn good and Cadence now how the entire Airflow Kit, including their collaboration Spy Sunglasses in stock now! Head over to Cadence for the details.

To commemorate a forthcoming collaboration with Ritchey, Dustin Klein from Cadence took the time to personalize his new Swiss Cross frameset. I love seeing projects like this unfold, especially with companies like Cadence and Ritchey, both of which make exceptional products.

Personally, I think the Cadence x Ritchey stems look great and I can’t wait to see what else they’re cooking up!

Until then, check out the process and completed bike photos below!

Cadence has some new soft goods in stock and if you order today, they’ll ship in time for the 25th!

Hey, ten years is a big deal for a company. Period. So Cadence is continuing to celebrate their anniversary with more Decade goods. See the full line here.

Dustin Klein, founder of Cadence has been working nonstop on his artwork and one way he’s documenting it is with a zine called Atelier:

“An intimate inside look at the various stages of the Dklein studio; finished pieces, works in process, observational documentation.

Perfect bound
20 page
Full color
5.25″ x 8.25″
Hand numbered 1 – 20”

Pick one up here!

It’s crazy to think that a brand like Cadence has only been around for 10 years. Ok, maybe “crazy” isn’t the right word, but for me, Cadence represents a brand that grew out of a truly grassroots scene and what started as essentially a silkscreen shirt company has grown a major name in this whole thing we call cycling.

I remember first seeing Cadence shirts when I moved to New York and now, years later, Cadence is celebrating a decade of radness with a new kit.

Check out the Cadence Decade Kit in stock now!

I have a thing for socks. When I go to a shop, I usually walk out with at least two pairs. The longer, the better (to a certain point). Merino is preferred but bamboo are totally fine as well. Which is what Cadence chose to make their newest run of socks from. Scoop up a pair of tall or low Cadence socks today!

I really love the Cadence trousers. They’ve got enough stretch to them, they feel great on and off the bike, are made in the USA and very affordable. Cadence just received stock of these reliable trousers in a limited run of Oakmoss.

Swoop up a pair at Cadence.

Photo by John Daniel Reiss

I love this photo that JDR shot for the new Cadence Collection Grid Kits.

Here’s the latest episode from Cadence and Pez.

“Cadence is proud to announce the exclusive release of special collaborative project with PEZ.

PEZ is a prominent street artist and deeply rooted figure in San Francisco cycling and messenger culture. Honored by the opportunity to work with PEZ we wanted to share his story with those who may have yet to hear about him. For the next three weeks we will release an episode on PEZ which we hope sheds some light on his influence and involvement in cycling and graffiti cultures.

Pez x Cadence T includes original PEZ pin and or sticker. Available now at Cadence.

Pez’s Tumblr: straysnake.tumblr.com/“

Cadence’s Turbo collection is boosting with new products each week. This week’s drop includes the new Grid Purist bottles and Grid kit. See the full line here.