Eugene Bicyclist “Fine blogging since 2010″ T-shirt: $15
Our new shirts were silkscreened by Amy at Threadbare Screenprinting in west Eugene. She was great to work with and did an excellent job. And she works out of her garage. We like that sort of thing.
There is a unisex version (left) in a color called “smoke,” which is what you will do to anyone you encounter climbing Fox Hollow while wearing this shirt. The women’s version (right) is a charcoal heather color. I have S, M and L in each, but it was a small batch, so ACT FAST, as they say.
For each shirt sold, I will donate $3 to the GEARs education fund. GEARs is a cycling club in Eugene that does a lot of good work, teaching safety classes and doing advocacy work. (I am a GEARs member, but not a particularly active one.)
Eugene Bicyclist “Team Crate” T-shirt: $14 $10 close-out!
We have a just a couple remaining of these first shirts we did: If you own a fabulous crate bike, wear it proudly. If you don’t have a crate bike, wear it ironically. They’re versatile. Available in two styles Nope, we’re all out of the women’s version. And only M and XL left in the regular version. Color is kelly green. Close-out price is $10.
The GEARs donation also applies to this shirt.
For either, I will try to deliver it myself by bike in the central Eugene/UO area.
To order just send me an e-mail (eugenebicyclist@gmail.com) and let me know style, size and whether you want to pay by PayPal (to eugenebicyclist@gmail.com) or in person.
You can ask for delivery or arrange for a pick-up on a weekday at 9:15 a.m. at the Full City coffee shop at 13th and High (No, I’m not there every day — you need to e-mail if you want to meet me there).
I can mail it to you, too, but I’ll have to add $3 for shipping.



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You need a “Team Crate” Bike Button. http://facebook.com/bikebuttons
Cool. I might be in touch.
I dig the t-shirt design. Any chance you’ll print more on brown?
These were probably a one-time run. New design idea in the works, though, for next summer.