
Larz at Wolvh just launched his new online shop and Tumblr. Pick up a few of his shirts here. I’m digging the Hillbomber tee.

To celebrate the rides in the Bay Area, Cedar Cycling offers up a series of t-shirts highlighting the main roads on the routes. Check out the Local Rides tees here.

The guys at GSC may front like they’re strictly into CCR and Neil Young but deep down, they’re metal heads.
“We were once sitting here on a Tuesday evening and one of our friends turned to us and said, “I’d love to have a Golden Saddle Cyclery shirt but it would have to be in the style of the Black Sabbath Vol.4 album cover.” We sat there scratching our heads, trying to figure out where that came from and if he was serious. A few days later we decided to make this a reality and now you can be the master of this reality. Come in and swoop before they’re all gone!”
You can only pick these rad shirts up at Golden Saddle Cyclery, so head in and swoop!

I’m a little low on Merckx Mondays content this week but this new shirt from Chris McNally and NYC Velo is a perfect fit for the bill. Keep your eyes peeled on the NYC Velo Shop for them to drop any day now.
Oh, and I hope someone snagged that Land Shark 7-Eleven-painted cross frame…

One of the main reasons why I had so much fun at the 2012 Rocket Company Fixed Fest in Jakarta is because I finally got to meet a lot of the Asian brands that I’ve been hearing about for years. The Singapore scene seems to be exploding as much as the Indo scene and Peonfx has a ton of new shirts and caps out there that will surely suit your stylistic needs.
These new snapbacks are killer and the 99 Cranks shirt is a personal favorite. The Jamsran Tsam mask in the crank arm is one killer logo. Check out the full Peonfx line here.
The Tour is in full swing and as with any great stage race, there are legends. Riders who have not only conquered the countryside and mountains once, but five or more times. It began in 1962 with Jacques Anquetil, then in 1972, Eddy Merckx, 1982, Bernard Hinault, 1992, Miguel Indurain and in 2002, Lance Armstrong. Rapha’s 5 Decades t-shirts celebrate these men and their accomplishments.
These high quality cotton tees celebrate 50 years, or 5 decades, of trade teams returning to the Tour. Each of the 5 colorways play tribute to the respected team liveries. These shirts are cut slim, with side panels and a dropped tail for a better cycling fit. While they are not jerseys, per se, they do have a back pocket and are quite comfortable.
Each shirt has a unique printed emblem, dates and other details representing each legend. You know, the kind of thing that Rapha is known for… They cost $60 each or $240.00 for all 5 shirts bundled in a limited edition mussette.
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Death Spray Customs makes some of the best products. Hell, the branding is always spot on, how can you mess up a t-shirt? Out of all my bike-related shirts, David’s some of my favorit. You can now purchase these at the DSC Boutique. Head over to scoop!

This rules so much. In celebration of the Tour, and the KOM jersey, King Kog printed up a run of tanks. Scoop one here.

The guys at Heavy Pedal have a whole new line of shirts up on their site, including these two designs, which are toting some heavy imagery. Scoop up at Heavy Pedal. There are also stickers, koozies and caps, for those wanting to play it safe for the road.

Remember these? Well, Krista just printed up a run and they’re available now. Pick one up at Lonely Boy Fabrications‘ web shop here. While I could simply bow out of Merckx Mondays with that gem, I’ve got more in store for you below.