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How to use the shop
This is a pretty simple setup here. If you see something you like, click add to cart. When you are all done shopping, click the “check out with Paypal” button on the left.
You will not need a paypal account, but you will need a credit or debit card. If Paypal asks you to sign up, simply click the link that says “proceed without using Paypal account” in the middle of the page.
Be sure to put the address you want your stuff shipped to, as well as including an email address for me to contact you in the case something goes wrong.
All shipping is done via USPS and if you live in Boston should only take a day or two. Shipping usually happens 1-2 business days after you place your order.
If you have pressing questions that are not answered by this comprehensive FAQ (including bulk orders, special shipping, etc) then contact me.
Stickers!
These high quality stickers will look great on your bike!
Proclaim your Boston pride with these fun and functional (they cover scratches well) stickers. Each is made from high quality materials that will stand the test of time (and the ravages of your U-lock). Each measures 5.5″x1.5″.
The Tighter My Pants, The Faster I Go $2
“Screw You” – Boston for hello $2
More fun than James Michael Curley’s last campaign $2
(for those of you not up on your Boston history, JMC was a madman.)
This Bike Survived A Boston Winter $2
I’m not drunk, I’m avoiding potholes $2
This bike climbed Beacon Hill $2
The Word On The Street
Here is what people are saying
flooding has cramped my cycling style
From the blog: Westwood Biker On: 2010-03-17 23:37:04I'm sure others had it much worse than we did, but the weekend rains waterlogged our basement carpet. spent 5 hours on my hands and knees slicing up the carpet and carrying it out to the trash. arms and legs are really, really sore from this. so, even though we've had amazing weather I'm just not up to riding. maybe a few miles tmw... still hoping to do a 35m route on Saturday ...Read this article.
Will Our River Crossings Be Bridges or Barriers?
From the blog: Steve Miller's Blog -- II On: 2010-03-17 17:19:42The Charles River is one of the defining features of our region. From the time humans first arrived, we have used it for sustenance, pleasure, and travel. While the basin feels like a refuge of nature in the midst of our urban lives, nearly every inch of the river – from the shore to the deepest channel – has been shaped by human activity. The river and the structures around it need to be managed to preserve their value to the life cycle while maximizing their human functionality. In particular, the bridges over the river can help connect our communities, provide access to the riverbank, and be an aesthetic asset. Or they can make travel difficult, even dangerous, block us ...Read this article.
Bicycles In Boston And The Public Health Connection
From the blog: Boston Biker On: 2010-03-17 12:51:06Another email, another fun event. ----------------------------- March 23, 2010 Bicycles in Boston and the Public Health Connection, featuring Dr. Anne Lusk. This event is part of the MetroFuture Speaker Series and will focus on how Boston's bicycling infrastructure could be changed to increase bicycling and improve health in men, women, children, seniors, and parents with children on their bicycles. This event is free and open to the public. Date: Tuesday, March 23rd Time: 6:00-7:00 pm Location: 60 Temple Place, Boston Details at: www.metrofuture.org ...Read this article.
More On The Velodrome
From the blog: euphoria before total implosion On: 2010-03-16 13:47:43Here’s Tony Eberhardt’s statement about the New England Velodrome dustup. ...Read this article.
"Kyrgyzstan To Kathmandu" A 6-Month Bicycle Adventure Slide-show Presentation
From the blog: BU Bikes On: 2010-03-16 20:16:27Ever wonder what kind of food you'd eat or people you'd meet on a six-month bicycle journey through Asia? Don't miss BU SPH student Sage Cohen's multimedia slide-show presentation of her incredible 6-month-long bicycle journey from from Kyrgyzstan To Kathmandu through the beautiful and rugged terrain of Central Asia! Thursday, March 18th Refreshments@6:30pm Presentation@7:00-9:00pm George Sherman Union, 775 Comm. Ave. Conference Auditorium (2nd Floor) For BU students, we've taken care of a good chunk of donations for you so Arrive Early! We can promise FREE ADMISSION for the first 40 BU Students to present their BUID! ...Read this article.
Last throes of winter blues, boredom and blogging
From the blog: Two Wheels One Baby On: 2010-03-16 19:14:45Det finns inget dåligt väder, bara dåliga kläder. Swedish for "There is no bad weather, only bad clothing." My Madisonian friend, Sam, first introduced me to this phrase a couple months ago, and I've adopted it as my life mantra. The phrase can speak volumes of a person's disposition, extending farther than feelings toward bad weather.Blues & BoredomNormally Winter does not get to me like it does other people. But living in the city is different. And even though we can get ourselves out of town with Zipcar, there hasn't been much snow this year...only A LOT of rain....which in my opinion, is the worst weather. Cold, rain - yuk! Any day that has not been raining, even cloudy and ...Read this article.
MetroFuture Speaker Series: Bicycle in Boston and the Public Health Connection
From the blog: Dot Bike On: 2010-03-16 15:41:22The MetroFuture Speaker Series presents: Bicycles in Boston and the Public Health Connection - featuring Dr. Anne Lusk March 23rd, 2010 6:00 p.m. Location: MAPC, 60 Temple Place Boston, MA Learn about how Boston's bicycling infrastructure could be changed to increase bicycling and improve health in men, women, children, seniors, and parents with children on their bicycles. ...Read this article.
BBW T-shirts getting closer
From the blog: Budd Bike Works World Word On: 2010-03-16 04:18:17Would you wear this? Or this? Would you pay $20 for one printed on super sexy American Apparel? ...Read this article.
03.15.10
From the blog: 100psi On: 2010-03-15 10:33:17Its supposed to stop raining today, right? Please? ...Read this article.
2010 National Bike Summit: It's a GREAT time to be a cyclist
From the blog: Bici Pazza On: 2010-03-14 21:07:04In addition to gathering with over 700 of the county's most passionate cycling advocates, industry players and cycling legends like Gary Fisher, there were many exciting moments and developments during this week's 10th annual Bicycle Summit in Washington D.C. On Tuesday's opening reception, we heard from Tim Blumethal, director of Bikes Belong, officially launched peopleforbikes.org– a ...Read this article.
