Brian

Owner/Editor of Industryoutsider.com, outdoor enthusiast, photographer, animal lover, and collector of gadgets, cameras, knives, and firearms. Recreational shooter, and 2A supporter. Former competitive cyclist. Life's too short to take things to seriously. Have fun. A bad day outdoors beats a good day at the office every time.

Perzist Tall and Wide Cycling Jerseys

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Big Men Don’t Need to Wear Generic Cycling Jerseys Perzist is a brand created to fill a need. Although road cyclists are often thought of as super fit and skinny, this stereotype doesn’t hold true for many recreational road bikers. Yet most cycling jerseys are being made to fit only those lean racers. This leaves … Read more

The Pedalist From Virtue Cycles

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Virtue Cyclist Kickstarts The Pedalist, their innovative front cargo tadpole tricycle available with enclosed shell and electric power SAN DIEGO ‘” April, 2015 ‘” Keeping its commitment to integrating cycling into the everyday lifestyle, San Diego‘s Virtue Cycles has announced the Kickstarter program to fund the Virtue Pedalist, an innovative front cargo tadpole tricycle that … Read more

White Roads, Vintage Bikes And Wool Jerseys: Santini Dresses The Eroica

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 The retro flavour of L’Eroica, the world’s most famous vintage cycling event, rediscovers its roots in the new official jersey designed by Santini. The jersey is a symbol of vintage cycling, the standout piece in a collection of garments inspired by postwar cycling fashion, realised by combining authentic wool textiles utilising modern production methods. The … Read more

Timbuk2 Sponsors the 2015 Red Hook Criterium Championship Cycling Series

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The San Francisco-based company continues its four-year partnership with urban cycling race SAN FRANCISCO (April 16, 2015) – Timbuk2, the original San Francisco gear company for urban adventurers and the pioneer of Made-in-America customization, today announces its sponsorship of the 2015 Red Hook Criterium Championship Cycling Series. The world‘s premier track bike criterium will take … Read more