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6/05/2015

Brancale's Leather Cycling Gloves


來自英國brancale的夏季半指皮手套,採用100%精品非洲粗毛羊皮革全手工製作。每一雙都來自工匠師精心手工切割和縫製,當然價錢也貴桑桑,半指皮手套售價:$180。感興趣的朋友,可以點擊官網查看。

In the neon heyday of the '80s, Italian cycling brand Brancale was something of a fixture in the peloton at the Tour de France and the Giro d'Italia. Known for their shoes, helmets and day-glow shades, the brand disappeared somewhat mysteriously in the mid '90s. Recently though, the brand was reborn (albeit this time in the US) with a focus on quality European craftsmanship and timeless design—meaning there's no inkling of neon. We recently picked up a pair of Brancale's Leather Cycling Gloves and were instantly impressed. Handmade from premium African hair sheep leather, the gloves have an ultra-soft, buttery feel. Moreover, the leather is naturally breathable and surprisingly tough—given its softness. Meanwhile, padding in the palm and thumb cuts out vibrations from the road. While it's tempting to keep the gloves in pristine shape, they're even better once broken-in and will become a second skin after a couple long rides. The Leather Cycling Gloves sell for $180 at Brancale. Check out the relaunched brand's full offering of cycling apparel and accessories online
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3/03/2015

Bike Bag and Cross Stitch Saddle


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12/05/2014

Travel and Bicycle Bags by Damien Beal


由法國設計師Damien比爾設計的全皮旅行和自行車袋。鞣革和鋼筋白樺木材框架,每袋完全結構化和溫暖的顏色。該系列包括三個部分:一個筒狀的周末包,一個寬敞的公文包,和一個小馬鞍包。


These handsome travel and bicycle bags were created by the French designer Damien Beal. Made of tanned leather and reinforced with a birch wood frame, each bag is fully structured and warm in color. The series includes three pieces: a barrel-shaped weekend bag, a spacious briefcase, and a small saddle bag. -
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8/08/2014

HANDMADE LEATHER BIKE ACCESSORIES FROM OREGON’S WALNUT STUDIO





由工作室Geoffrey and Valerie Franklin組成的Walnut Studio專們製作手工皮革自行車配件,FGGT 好喜歡那個可以可以手提單車的設計,你們ㄋ?


Geoffrey and Valerie Franklin are the husband and wife duo behind Walnut Studio, an Oregon-based workshop that specializes in handmade leather bike accessories. Geoffrey, an academically-trained architect, hand-makes every product himself with the precision he learned to master in architecture school. From the gravity-hacking “Little Lifter” bicycle carrier to the convenient rack-mounted “U-lock Holster” and “Can Cage,” all of Walnut’s goods are assembled in Oregon using only USA-sourced leather. With a relatively affordable price, high quality, and excellent design, you should definitely purchase one of their products for your commuting experience. They even offer cleaning solutions for them. Shop here.
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10/17/2013

Leather foot straps / PEDALBELT





Beautiful, functional foot straps for your bike pedals. Made with love from premium buffalo leather, brass, and stainless hardware

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10/07/2013

Leather Six Pack Caddy


來啤酒控最需要的!!!

Made from full grain leather Fyxation's leather beer caddy is the perfect companion for a night out on your bike.  Made right here in Wisconsin by local craftsmen, we are proud to offer this latest edition to our Tannery Collection. VIA
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2/24/2012

Leather U-Lock by Tokyo Handicraft

WOW!!! 好有質感~~ 好喜歡~~~ 阿!!!

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2/02/2012

Walnut Studios Leather Bicycle Can Cage

介紹給愛喝啤酒的朋友!!! 哈哈哈哈~

In the heat of stump speech season, “American Ingenuity” is centered on whatever manufacturing plant a candidate is standing in, but there’s a spring well of the stuff on Etsy year-round. Case in point, this Bicycle Can Cage that comes our way. It does not take much explaining to make the sale: a handsome leather drink holster that sits right where you need it. That it looks like a deconstructed football is just icing. Beer is probably going to dominate it’s useage, but the Cage’s Etsy page notes that a flat can of Coke is a cyclist’s secret weapon—a splash of sugar and caffeine to push you up and over the last hills. -jt

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10/15/2011

Nice leather goods!

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4/28/2010

handmade leather bike accessories


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