A VC fanatic getting creative and I love it. He took one of our Small Pedestrian bags and made a makeshift pannier using a bungee carabiner and a regular bungee cord. You could also just use two carabiners instead of the bungee carabiner.
A VC fanatic getting creative and I love it. He took one of our Small Pedestrian bags and made a makeshift pannier using a bungee carabiner and a regular bungee cord. You could also just use two carabiners instead of the bungee carabiner.
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We are having a huge winter sale and it’s a perfect time for Valentine’s Day. Get your loved one that fully customized bag they have been dreaming about or be totally selfish and swoop one up for yourself. Enter wintersucks in your cart at VELOCITYBAGS.COM or visit the shop at 366 South 500 East #102, Salt Lake City, UT.
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We’re having a huge 25% OFF Everything Sale this weekend and we’re also giveaway a two-tone stitched one of a kind Runner messenger bag. Shop online at VELOCITYBAGS.COM and enter holidays2012 at checkout to receive the discount. You can also stop by our storefront located at 366 S. 500 E. #102 Salt Lake City, UT
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Our new roll top Day-Pack is a small simple no nonsense back-pack with just the essential pockets and features. We wanted to design a back-pack that was in the same fashion as our popular Runner messenger bag, lightweight, comfortable and affordable at just a $100.00. It’s a perfect all day bag for walking the urban streets.
Features:
Sizing:
For more info, shop our pre-made store at velocitybags.com
We’ve made some updates to our Pedal Straps due to our riders requests. We made the top strap longer for better fit with beefier shoes and the lower straps are now a 3/4″ double-layered nylon webbing for added durability and stiffness.
You can order them from our website velocitybags.com or you can pick them up from any of our fine retailers.
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Jonathan Davis’s long awaited welcome edit to Velo City and I must say, it was worth the wait. I’ve said this numerous times before but I’m thrilled to have Jonathan a part of our team, he’s pushing the sport of FGFS to the next level and doing it with class.
*NOTE: This interview was done a while back because we anticipated the edit coming out sooner but Jonathan has been recovering from injuries, which put the edit on hold. I’ve changed his sponsors but left the rest of the interview as is.
VC: How long have you been riding bikes?
JD: I raced bmx for about 12 years and fixed for about 4 years.
VC: Where were you born and raised?
JD: Born in Orange but I have grown up in Riverside all my life.
VC: What got you into FGFS?
JD: Well I’ve always had to commute to go to high school or wherever else i needed to go to and bmx bikes and beach cruisers got to be too tiring and slow so I bought a shitty aluminum k-mart road bike for 20 bucks off some dude i knew had stole it and it kind of started there. Soon after i got pretty bored on that and a couple friends of mine had conversions so i decided to build one too. We always screwed around in parking lots and parking garages doing wheelies and stuff so once i realized my bike couldnt hang with minimal abuse i moved up to a standard track frame since. At the time, for some reason the volume cutter v1 was so hard to get. I waited for the fu manchu to drop and i drove all the way to long beach just to grab it and it was on from there. I was never into keo spins or any of the other circus tricks i just liked to jump shit. Not many people were doing that at the time thats why once I saw videos of Wonka,Eric Puckett, Sam Miller and Tom got me real juiced along with the daily shit talk on trick track(r.i.p). I’ve never really had people to ride with so I never filmed up until this last year which is funny now that some people are starting to recognize me they are pretty surprised that I’ve been in the game for quite some time.
VC: What do you like to do when you’re not riding your bike?
JD: Riding takes up most of my time whether it be bmx, downhill, fast bike, or my fixed and even when im not riding , I spend about an hour a day on “the Come Up”. Other than that I like to draw/paint, ride motorcycles (street and dirt), cut n’ sew, and definitely would be a lier if I said I didn’t spend a lot of my time on instagram.
VC: Who else are you sponsored by?
JD: SE Bikes, CSK and Bumsteads bike shop
VC: Do you have anything else you would like to add?
JD: Umm…. Well I’d like to throw some shout outs to a few people that keep me going so first I’d like to thank my sponsors for keeping me on two wheels, SE Bikes, CSK, Garrison and Stephan from bumsteads, Velo City for keeping the ducktape, thread and hot glue off my feet haha. My dude Gus Molina, with out you player I wouldn’t have any footage or anyone to kick it and ride with. Zane from UVT, Dave beard, the Zlog boys, TTV, #joemckeagsays.
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We’re glad to announce our new storefront (366 S. 500 E. #102, SLC)To celebrate we are doing a 20% OFF SALE on everything in our store, on Friday March 2nd and Saturday March 3rd.
We’re also doing an alleycat. the alleycat will be on Saturday March 3rd at 3:00pm. We’ll be giving away a ton of Velo City gear and we’ll be providing food to everyone who participates in the race.
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We have a huge winter sale! We are offering 25% off everything in our custom and pre-made sections on the website, velocitybags.com, when you enter winter2012 in checkout.
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Our new website is up and running. We did an overhaul on the old site and made some significant changes. We’ve streamlined the custom section of the website so that it’s quicker and more user friendly, but the biggest news is, we now offer pre-made products. You no longer have to wait 2-6 weeks for a custom bag, if you see something you like just add it to your cart and we’ll ship it out.
We’ve also added new products to the pre-made section.
Simple bags: They’re our no nonsense line of bags with just the essential features. Perfect for the person on a budget.
Runner: A small daypack messenger, for the days when you have a light load.
Wallets: We have tons of scraps and what better way to use said scraps then to make wallets. We have two styles of wallets, a slim 4 card wallet and a 6 card wallet.
Stephen Chai, our web designer, has done an amazing job! I couldn’t be more happy with the way the website has turned out. He outdid himself on this one. Thanks Stephen!
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City Grounds is our newest dealer, they specialize in high quality bikes, parts and accessories and the owner Paul Ku is one of nicest guys you’ll ever meet. We’re super excited to have our Pedal Straps in there shops and on there website. If you’re in the market for a pair of our straps, be sure to stop by one of City Grounds two locations or order them directly from there website citygrounds.com.
City Grounds Locations:
Long Beach CA
435 East 1st Street
Long Beach, CA 90802
Costa Mesa CA
1810 Newport Boulevard
Costa Mesa, CA 92627
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