Independent reviewers and video demonstrations agree: the 6-pack frame cinch sits comfortably between legs/knees and does not get in the way of cycling.

Bikes come in all shapes and sizes, now more than ever. It's impossible to design a universal bike product that fits every bicycle perfectly. But through years of design modifications, we have designed the Bicycle Frame Handle to fit the widest range of bicycle geometries with two sizes. So, which size do you choose for your bike?

Alternate locations on unique bicycle frames, including cargo bikes, family bikes, Dutch bikes, mixte frames, step-through frames, folding Brompton bikes and more.

Our Bicycle Frame Handle fits at the bottom of a bicycle frame's triangle where most bikes come standard with water bottle cage braze-ons. Many customers use the Bicycle Frame Handle with one water bottle cage, and some even use it with two or more. Here's how to make sure the Bicycle Frame Handle fits your bicycle.

The photography for our tough-looking Bare Knuckle leather bicycle grips feature an unusual model: a friend of ours with "Hold Fast" tattooed on his knuckles. We've always thought his colorful tattoos were beautiful, but only recently did we learn the history behind that iconic tattoo, which we're sharing with you today.

So it makes a ton of sense that our customers have been asking for a "half set" of Bullwhip Braided Leather Bar Wraps to wrap their "half" dropbars. And the questions raised by this bar style can help guide whether the Bullwhip bar wraps will work on a different style of handlebar. In this post we'll go through the three main features of the wraps and share one customer's experience so you can make your own decision, as well as provide some alternatives.

We love to hear when our clever customers find a new way to use our products. One satisfied customer sent us an alternate way to sew on the City Grips that he found easier.

We’re used to seeing gorgeous customer photos of their bike designs with our leather bike accessories, but it’s not everyday we have the good fortune to meet a cat that bikes in style.  We recently interviewed Mr. Pig Cat, a classy cat from Northeast Ohio who loves adventures. Yes, Mr. Pig Cat is really his name (friends and owner Audrey call him Piggy) and yes, he really rides on a bike, in a bike basket.

We often get asked about top tube protectors! Here are our options for wrapping your bicycle top tube in our gorgeous, hand-dyed, vegetable-tanned leather.