Has your Timbuk2 been to Timbuktu? Tell us the story of the best place your bag has been and we’ll give you a FREE BAG. See details below.
Example: Timbuk2 bag near(ish) Timbuktu
Contest Rules:
1) Post a photo on Flickr of your Timbuk2 bag and (important!) tag your Flickr photo, “T2ContestTravel.” See an excellent [...]
So I’m new to this whole ride-your-tricked-out-bike-with-no-brakes (woops!) thing. As a recent convert to bike commuting (mine has breaks), I’m LOVING not having to give MUNI any love, but I’m not loving my total ignorance when it comes to bikes in general. How many gears? Track bike, road bike, fixy? Spacers, cranks, [...]
I met this girl in Beijing last week. She’s a San Francisco native living in Beijing and wears her Covert Messenger on her bike commute every day.
If you think riding in San Francisco is dangerous, try riding in Beijing! I’d say she’s a true T2 hero.
Timbuk2 has put together six teams of five to compete in 511.org’s Team Bike Challenge throughout the month of May. How does it work? Each team must log the number of days they ride on 511.org and the team with the most total days ridden at the end of May wins. [...]
It’s not uncommon to see the single-leg-roll or hear a ridiculous crash (i.e. “bike testing”) while working at Timbuk2. Clearly bikes are part of our culture, but until recently they didn’t have a “real” home. Our bikes tended to nestle against desks, lean against cabinets, and generally block key exist/entries in the office. Clearly they [...]
Hoppy Easter everybody! Time to hunt for eggs . . . on the web.
