The last few weeks have been great. Wrapped up an Amtrak trip to Chicago with my mom, spent a bunch of time at the shop and did some nice riding.

One advantage of taking the Thruway bus instead of BART: the view.

Lot’s of nice scenes riding this month.

Fuji X-T30 II

Fuji X-T30 II

We got these adorable hats in, they’re Adam’s hats, which we’ve loved for a long time.

Fuji X-T30 II

It feels like the Page Slow St Parklet gets cuter every day, I love the guerilla yarn bombing going on in the city, curious to see how this stuff will hold up with our humid (read: foggy) climate.

Fuji X-T30 II

Happened upon this adorable minivelo in Hayes Valley while heading to the Peak Design store to warranty my Mobile case and pick up a Slide Lite for my new Fuji X-T30 II before date night at Delfina.

Fuji X-T30 II

Fuji X-T30 II

Fuji X-T30 II

And a customer has a bike with the same paint scheme as Blueberry, though it’s a 1420, not an 1100.

Fuji X-T30 II

We’ve got some funny stickers in. The yellow stickers are meant to cover the MIPS label on helmets. Vibes at the shop have been great, it’s been nice to chill out and get into a focus state working on a bike.

Fuji X-T30 II

Fuji X-T30 II

Fuji X-T30 II

Fuji X-T30 II

Fuji X-T30 II

We’ve got this awesome contraption in right now. It was brought from India, and requires zero cables or housing. The brake system is fully rigid, which I think is super cool. These Bheem bikes are really popular in India because they’re reliable, low maintenance, and cheap.

Fuji X-T30 II

Fuji X-T30 II

The headless horsemen. We’re building up the red and purple hardrock for my friend Noelani!

Fuji X-T30 II

Maddie came by! Check out her beautiful new Mash in in the latest issue of Calling In Sick mag.

Fuji X-T30 II