Nothing says 4th of July like fireworks… listen to Joe Dirt and go get you some!
p.s. all the cool kids carry around fireworks in Timbuk2 bags.
Nothing says 4th of July like fireworks… listen to Joe Dirt and go get you some!
p.s. all the cool kids carry around fireworks in Timbuk2 bags.
The Pride Bag got a lot of action last weekend. It toured the SF Pride Parade and a beach day (whoa!) in San Francisco.
Someone came into the store today with this bag. It’s the OG messenger.


*Images courtesy of Taliah Lempert
New York artist Taliah Lempert makes beautiful bike art! In addition to her custom (how cool is that) bike paintings, prints, postcards and t-shirts she offers a super cool coloring book . For more information about Taliah’s awesome work visit her webpage at: bicyclepaintings.com
Kelly, Mailia, Jordan, Cori and Bopanna set up the Fanny Pack Deli at the Indie-Mart this month. The party was so damn good that it took me a week to recover and here’s why..

Yes. Noble cause indeed.

Setting up shop - Right beside the bar

First Customer!

Like we needed that sign

Just doing my job - Keeping the ladies amused

The jar had to be emptied every 30 minutes!

Another satisfied customer
So ~ 70% of you love the Pride Bag and say you’d buy it even after Pride weekend. But what size would you most like? Right now, we’re only offering it in size small (see photo below). Would you prefer another size? Oh, there are a few Pride bags walking around town; send us a pic if you see one in action!

Size small Pride bag on 5′3″ lady. Note, this bag isn’t worn it; it hugs the body when worn in.
Continuing our build-up to Pride weekend, I had to share San Francisco’s latest public health campaign. “The HEALTHY PENIS campaign is back in San Francisco and better than ever. The campaign was first implemented in San Francisco in 2002. It proved to be highly effective in raising awareness about syphilis and persuading gay men to get screened, which led to a significant decrease in syphilis cases. . . Less provocative spin off campaigns” were launched in other cities around the country (woot woot SF!).
Cheers to the San Francisco Department of Public Health for thinking outside the box and using clever adds to educate people.