My friend just got back from her trip in Italy...apparently her goat bag was a big hit in the cafes of Siena.
Tuesday, July 24, 2012
Tuesday, June 19, 2012
Finally finished the drinkholder display. You can see this bad boy at Maude Vintage, downtown Columbia.
Pick one up before you go on any thirsty rides. And definitely make sure to get one before this year's Boone Dawdle!
Pick one up before you go on any thirsty rides. And definitely make sure to get one before this year's Boone Dawdle!
Monday, May 28, 2012
Leif Labs in the Tetons
Seems like my friends have been travelling a lot lately...
Hip-packs are useful for carrying bear horns and cameras.
Hip-packs are useful for carrying bear horns and cameras.
Leif Labs in the Glades
Some friends of mine recently went on a canoe trip in the Everglades.
Hey there, American crocodile (yes, there are also crocs in the US).
Hey there, American crocodile (yes, there are also crocs in the US).
Friday, May 11, 2012
Safety Goat
Just finished this sweet 17-inch bag for my friend Jill.
I guess I didn't get a good shot of the reflective strip on the bottom. Whoops. Also, the eye is reflective. Evil.
I guess I didn't get a good shot of the reflective strip on the bottom. Whoops. Also, the eye is reflective. Evil.
Tuesday, April 24, 2012
Drink holders!
Here's how you install the single drink holder...aka the Solo, aka the Copilot.
Thread the webbing under the down tube and into the cam buckle. Pull that thing tight. Maybe it's a good idea to go under any cables...unlike in the photo. It's your call.
Now what to do with this extra webbing? If you plan on never using it on another bike with a larger head tube you can cut it off (not really recommended). Or you can fold it under the wrap-around strap like so (keep reading for that step):
Open that cam buckle.
Now close it.
Enjoy riding with a beverage close at hand.

Drink holders now available at Maude Vintage, downtown CoMo.
Thread the webbing under the down tube and into the cam buckle. Pull that thing tight. Maybe it's a good idea to go under any cables...unlike in the photo. It's your call.
Now what to do with this extra webbing? If you plan on never using it on another bike with a larger head tube you can cut it off (not really recommended). Or you can fold it under the wrap-around strap like so (keep reading for that step):
Open that cam buckle.
Now close it.
Enjoy riding with a beverage close at hand.

Drink holders now available at Maude Vintage, downtown CoMo.
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