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Photo by Bo Bickerstaff
Thanks for being patient everyone. As you can imagine, this time of year is busy for ENDO. The kits are almost done. I’m leaving town (again) for a few weeks and will return on the 6th of August to Austin, where I’ll ship the kits out as soon as I’m home. Realistically, you’ll have the kits on the 10th of August for domestic orders.
Seriously, the support this round was incredible. Thank you and all hail the Necronomicog.
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Nice one from TCB Courier in support of their new kit pre-order!
“When we’re not busy on the streets, you can find the riders of TCB keeping it real and always looking it fresh in SF. Support us in raising money for a new cargo bike by picking up a TCB kit, so we can bring more food to you faster! The kit, produced by Endo Customs, is available now in our web store at tcbcourier.bigcartel.com. Pre-order ends June 30th!”
Photos by Heather McGrath
The long-awaited Cat 1 for Fun, Geekhouse Bikes and Cuppow! Club kits are now available for pre-order. These Endo Customs explosions of radness are made by Endo Customs and are guaranteed to enable you to have fun on the bike.
Best of all, if you can’t fork out the money for a kit, Geekhouse also has a cap, bottles and a sock pre-order and they’re made by Defeet (Aireator Hi-Top), the best socks around!
Pre-order your dose of fun at Geekhouse!
After much demand, TCB Courier has opened up a pre-order for their Endo Customs kits. Head over to scoop one up today! The pre-order ends June 30th…
Photo by Bo Bickerstaff
I’m closing the pre-order Friday evening, compiling the orders and sending the money to Endo for production. If you’ve already ordered your kit, thanks so much for the support and if you haven’t do so now! I was planning on doing a little promo video this week but someone stole my kit…
Photos by John Daniel Reiss
As previously-stated, yesterday I rode with Chas in Golden Gate Park. Which if I lived in SF, would be a daily staple in my riding routine. There’s something completely ironic about a camo cycling kit but it works exceptionally well on the new Endo Customs-made TCB Courier kits and yes, they look completely rad in person too.
Check out more photos below…
Look, I know this is a very metal kit and some of you aren’t into metal. TOO BAD. Even Tracko wears this kit and he’s as hippy as they come. Since the last run of the Endo Customs-made Necronomicog kits, I’ve received a ton of emails asking to do another run. Well, you’ve got a month to pre-order this time and I even listed it close to payday.
You have until June 1st to place your order. Expect shipments mid-July (maybe sooner).
Click here for the jersey – $115
Click here for the bibs – $135
Click here for one pair of arm and one pair of knee warmers – $75
These kits are made in Los Angeles from only the best quality materials. Almost every kit I wear is made by Endo and I wouldn’t use anyone else!
Did you get weird this weekend?
“There is nothing like a good vest for the Spring time. It’s in the 50s when you leave home and it can be 20 to 30 degrees warmer by the middle of the day. I’ve worn this vest over a lightweight jersey with arm-warmers when it’s 50 degrees and I’ve worn it unzipped and flapping in the wind when it’s 80 degrees. Vests are one of the most versatile pieces of outerwear you can own, on the bike or off. We chose camouflage because we wanted something that would disappear, allowing it to be worn with anything.”
I’ve ordered one already but if you haven’t, do so at Tracko. Ace did a great job once again!
Splinter Camo is one of the best patterns from WWII and these vests look amazing. I just ordered mine, check out the details below. Props to Tracko andENDO. These look great.
“There is nothing like a good vest for the Spring time. It’s in the 50s when you leave home and it can be 20 to 30 degrees warmer by the middle of the day. I’ve worn this vest over a lightweight jersey with arm-warmers when it’s 50 degrees and I’ve worn it unzipped and flapping in the wind when it’s 80 degrees. Vests are one of the most versatile pieces of outerwear you can own, on the bike or off. We chose camouflage because we wanted something that would disappear, allowing it to be worn with anything.”
Pre-Swoop…HERE!
You can see more images…HERE!
Pre-Order runs through April 30th, 2013. Production lead time is 6 weeks.
Photos by Jesse Carmody
Kyle’s been so pumped on this project and I can see why. He teamed up with Endo Customs to design a riding vest. But let’s face it, there are already enough black riding vests, so he went with a WWII M90 Swedish splinter camo design. This weekend, he hired a male model to ride around in the woods and well, model the vest. Check out more information at Tracko! Save me one!
In Kyle‘s words:
Pre-swoop These Colors Ride…HERE!
Pre-swoop The New Wave…HERE!
Pre-swoop Rule #14 Unisex Bib…HERE!
You can also see more images of the kit…HERE!
Here’s a little teaser of what to expect from the Stanridge Speed team at Red Hook Crit this year. I’m sure you’re wondering why there are magnets all over the skinsuit but you’ll have to wait for the story… Let’s just say Death Spray Custom went all out with this one and Endo‘s delivering the goods.
I know there’s been a lot of cool products for sale in recent weeks but you’ve had plenty of time to preoder one of these rad kits, or just the bibs, or the jersey. Either way, tonight at midnight PST, Tracko‘s closing out the first half of the order. So if you want yours soon, get on it.
Preorder These Colors Ride…here.
Preorder The New Wave…here.
Preorder Rule #14 Unisex Bib…here.
You can also see more images of the kit here and a sizing chart here.
This is just an update so that everyone stops emailing me, wondering where the kits are. I know you received your shipping confirmation almost three weeks ago, when I paid for the postage. Apologies. I should have delayed the shipment email until they were ready to roll. Then you would have only waited a few days. Well, I just got word that all the kits were shipped out today but it’ll take a few days for USPS to update their tracking information.
That said, I hate the USPS’ tracking system. It doesn’t work, so before you freak out, just know that your kit is en route. Give it a week for the USA and yeah, sometimes it takes up to a month for international. If you haven’t received your kit in the USA by the end of next week, email me and I’ll look into it.
Seriously, thanks for being so understanding. Pre-orders usually have a few hiccups but I didn’t want you to wait this long…
xo
A back to back Tracko post? This one’s worth it.
Kyle just posted this pre-order notice for his new Endo Customs-made Tracko kits up on Instagram. I don’t usually wear a kit when I ride my track bike, but I don’t care. I’m ordering one anyway. This dude is largely responsible for the popularity of track bikes and his site has been a favorite of mine, since forever (sorry Andy, yours is too!). Everything he touches turns to gold and unlike those Ramblin Rolls, there’s enough of these kits to go around.
Photo by the Wilderness Office
If you ordered a Necronomicog kit, you should have received an email yesterday, saying it’s been shipped. They’re leaving from LA this week, so expect yours shortly. International customers always have to wait a few weeks for theirs to show up, so hold off on emailing me until you’ve given it some time.
Thanks for the support on these. I have a feeling like I’ll need to do one last run!
I’m in LA this week and while I’m here, I’ll be handing over the money to Endo Customs for the Necronomicog kits. The pre-sale ends Saturday! So hurry up and book yours now because I won’t be making these again. Reserve yours today at the PiNP web shop.
Who remembers when I used to post about Razzle Dazzle camouflage back in the day? Hell, that was the old Blogspot days… Anyway, Adria Klora from Golden Saddle Cyclery designed these kick-ass team kits for Geekhouse this season and you can now pre-order them for yourself. Made in LA by Endo Customs, they’ll last for seasons to come. Check out all the details here, at Geekhouse.
