October 13, 2009 – 10:37 am
This man stops for no storm! Although a tad grumpy (who can blame him?!), everything is dry except his feet and his face. The Lex served Paul well on this ridiculously wet San Francisco day.

The soaked, slightly grumpy storm chaser.

The Lex came through in the storm and kept everything dry.
October 12, 2009 – 2:29 pm
It’s not Taco Tuesday, but the Blue Light will be hoppin’ tonight. So slip on some loafers and join us at Blue Light to kick off Timbuk2’s Bar Week.

October 12, 2009 – 11:00 am
Give a warm welcome to the newly assembled Long Haul Trucker. It’s Timbuk2’s biggest, baddest bike and has more parts than all your bikes combined. Paul says it rides, “like a Cadillac.” Fenders and baskets are so hot right now.

October 9, 2009 – 1:03 pm
Just in case you are not aware we have a sic recycle your bag program.
You recycle your bag, you get 20% off and we give the bag to At the Crossroads, who puts it in the hands of those in need. If he can do it… so can you!

Trading the old small messenger to an updgraded medium Racing Stripe bag.

October 9, 2009 – 11:58 am
More action on Polk. Last night I spotted Jenny hauling a shiny new wheel in her Lex Pack. The wheel was beautiful, but what really caught my eye was the patch she’d sewn onto the back of her bag. Very perty. Thank you to Jenny for tolerating the improtu modeling shot amidst San Francisco’s crackdown in the Loin.

October 8, 2009 – 9:15 am
Get ready. We’re honoring our pack line with a San Francisco bar crawl next week.

October 6, 2009 – 9:20 am
Ode to Bluegrass and Timbuk2! This is me and a couple good friends very happy at Hardly Strictly Bluegrass Festival in my totally awesome Hidden backpack…

This is a collage that my awesome coworker Megan made and posted on my facebook page. Doesn’t she totally rock!! There were so many bags at the festival it was hard to keep track… check em’ out!

October 5, 2009 – 10:53 am
Oh to be a dog with a little beard. . .

October 2, 2009 – 10:57 am
Last night I spotted one of the best looking bikes I’ve ever seen. It was an Ebisu and its proud owner found it at the Jitensha bike studio in Berkeley. The bike had these fenders, which apparently look like this when they’re being made. I didn’t have the heart to make the guy abandon his leh-zure ride for a modeling shoot in the TenderNob. But the photo below looks exactly like it, only in a slightly more elevated setting. Dreamy.

A look-alike of the beautiful Ebisu I spotted.