by Igor
We just got back from Los Angeles, where we had a lovely group ride followed by a meet n' greet at our
bag manufacturer,
Road Runner Bags. It was a great time, so sit back and enjoy our photo essay.
Starting out from the coffee shop (where all rides should always commence), we tracked through the city, crushed a series of gravel roads, and finally meandered a ton of narrow, dusty, single-track trails. Had I turned Strava on, you would see a spaghetti of red lines, speeds exceeding 30mph on the downhills, and speeds reduced to 0mph for sections that required a good 'ol hike-a-bike.
We had a terrific group of riders and sincerely enjoyed every minute of the trip!
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| Rollin' deep |
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| Mike, all the way from Australia! |
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| Tony with his googly-eyed Rando Bag |
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| Fenders and all, run what you brung. |
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| Overlooking the 101. |
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| Ester looking fly as always. |
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| Stephanie's mega wheelie! |
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| Clint's Piolet looked right at home on the dusty and rocky trails. |
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| An alternate descent. |
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| Zooming back into the city |
Once we got back to the shop, brews and good times were had. We revamped RRB's showroom space to display our luggage collaboration. Look closely and you'll see a color that we're thinking of putting into production.
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| The jersey was a hit. |
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| One of the most radical custom low-riders I've ever seen. |
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| Loafin' |
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| Another Randonneur Bag, this time on Alex's Wolverine. |
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| Samba crew checking in |
A big thanks to Road Runner Bags and LA for hosting us!
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4 comments:
Can I ask about Filpe’s bars? They look like a very shallow flared drop. I’ve been toying with the idea of switching back to drops (from moustache) if I can find the right bar. This one looks interesting.
Hey Kendra,
Filipe was riding or upcoming Nouveau Randonneur Handlebars. They'll be available in the Summertime. Search the blog for more info on them.
-Igor
Helmets are a stain.
‘Twas a good time indeed!
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