In no particular order, here are some things we're coveting for Christmas.
We thought we'd post them in case anyone is looking for last-minute ideas at all price points -
although it's possibly too late for shipping from the online vendors in time for the holidays,
maybe your favourite LBS carries them or something similar.
We thought we'd post them in case anyone is looking for last-minute ideas at all price points -
although it's possibly too late for shipping from the online vendors in time for the holidays,
maybe your favourite LBS carries them or something similar.
The Pageant Queen Reflective Sash from Aussie e-tailer CycleStyle
(did they airbrush out the model's belly button?)
Angel is obsessed lately with owls (ob.sessed!) , so she'd wear her sash over this t-shirt,
or maybe this one from Threadless.
Angel is obsessed lately with owls (ob.sessed!) , so she'd wear her sash over this t-shirt,
or maybe this one from Threadless.
We LOVE the genius Pinko buttons & magnets from Toronto-based Spacing magazine
(in response to hockey commentator Don Cherry's ridiculous diatribe last week).
Mr. Cherry needs to evolve (it's a sticker or magnet).
An uber-pretty sterling silver bicycle necklace by Rachel Pfeffer (Etsy's luckyduct shop)
There's also no shortage of vintage sterling bicycle charms and other jewelry out there on eBay and Etsy; we especially love this bracelet that reminds us of the Edmonton Bicycle Commuters logo.
Mr. Cherry needs to evolve (it's a sticker or magnet).
An uber-pretty sterling silver bicycle necklace by Rachel Pfeffer (Etsy's luckyduct shop)
There's also no shortage of vintage sterling bicycle charms and other jewelry out there on eBay and Etsy; we especially love this bracelet that reminds us of the Edmonton Bicycle Commuters logo.
A proper winter helmet. This one is the women's Bern Brighton with hunter knit liner.
(I think it may be the exact one Miss Sarah uses, come to think of it.)
For when the weather warms up, Bird Industries' brilliant skirt garter to keep our skirts in place.
(I think it may be the exact one Miss Sarah uses, come to think of it.)
For when the weather warms up, Bird Industries' brilliant skirt garter to keep our skirts in place.
A cargo bike or bakfiets of some kind for kid-hauling with ease. This one is the Nihola Cigar, which has a detachable rain cover, so all it would need for winterization is some fleece blankets for the kids.
More vintage bicycle photography for Deb's fabulous collection
(this detail shot is from a gorgeous and expensive 1920s French Nude on eBay -
but if you search on "bicycle" and "photo" you'll find many lovely snapshots
and photo postcards for US$5-$20 each).
Screenprinted bike art posters (this one is by Etsy's Eggplant Elephant - LOVE).
So what's on your wish list?
