Here is the second drop of Vans’ Chain and Cog collection. The lineup, like its predecessors, feature track bike inspired graphics and integrated reflectors that make for safer riding at night. Vans’ Chain and Cog pack part 2 is available in three colorways.

This is Vans’ second collection of fixed gear inspired sneakers. The new Vans Era Pack “Chain and Cog” feature symbolic fixed gear graphics on the back heels and inner linings of each shoe. They are are available in three different colorways at retailers now.

Vans Fixed Gear Era Pack

The love for cycling is spreading and becoming evermore apparent in t-shirts. When We Were Kids, an emerging independent apparel site, has dropped a shirt of their own with three different colorways. Their new shirts feature “velovelo” under graphics of a cyclist on the front.

When We Were Kids T-Shirts

When We Were Kids T-Shirts

Check out the new Collection of t-shirts by Laek House. The new lineup consists of three different themes with color options.

First Shirt – features a black and white photo of a cyclist riding his bike
Second Shirt – Has a centered Laek House logon on the front
Third Shirt – includes graphics of a cyclist and the words “FAUSTO COPPI”

The worlds of fixed gear riding, art, and fashion have been meshed this time by RVCA and Cinelli to bring the streets “Pressure” – a RVCA x Cinelli collection of unforgettable t-shirts. According to RVCA, many inspiring artists took part in the making of the collection, including Ashley Macomber, Barry McGee, Clare Rojas, C.R. Stecyk III, Dan Murphy, Dmote, Jesse Geller, Josh Lazcano, KAWS, Madsaki, Phil Frost, PM Tenore and Stephen Powers.

Some t-shirts are offered in more than one color. Because describing the collection of seven different shirts and a hat will take more time then I have to spare, I’ll leave the breakdown to you. Each tee from this collection will run USD $28.00 and USD $22.00 for the hat.

Fixtee, whose slogan is “New Kustom Bike Tee’s Every Month…”, is testing the demand for there fixed gear themed t-shirt by requesting at least fifty people to vouch for their design before moving into production. This month’s tee features a bike seat with wings and a broken board like object behind it. The fixie themed t-shirts are being offered in yellow, black, white, and red. The price is estimated at about $36.00, which includes shipping. Since production is contingent upon feedback, drop them a line if you like this design; there’s no obligation to purchase by doing so.

If you’re looking for a frame pad that goes along with that fancy fixed gear to better protect you or it from abuse, R.E. Load Baggage, a U.S. company that specializes in messenger bags, and Outlaw Print Company have teamed up to hit few shelves with something for you. The R.E Load x Outlaw Frame Pad features hip psychedelic like colors, which are black ink reflective. This top-tube pad is super exclusive, with only 20 made.

SAGLIFE, a Japanese based messenger bag designer and Mash SF have teamed up to create a backpack specially made for the fixed gear enthusiast. The SAG x Mash SF Back features many amenities to accommodate your every good while smashin’ through your city – not limited to a thermal pouch, breathable backpack straps, and numerous storage compartments, to list a few. The black/charcoal backpack tagged with a SAG and Mash SF logo also has removable straps that make for an easy time washing off the hard earned mud that was passed on by your back tire. Inside, artwork by Cadence completes the well done collabos over-all street appeal.

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Nike Air Force 1 hype has been prevalent throughout fashion, music, events, etc, and now the fixed gear scene. The Wilson Brothers, who also designed the Stussy Zoomer, in tribute to sneakers’ silver anniversary, modeled a steel frame fixed gear bike after the Nike AF 1. The track bike “Air Force 1 Silver Service” features an all-around white theme with a hint of black attributes, resembling the Nike Air Force 1 as best a bike can. Today, the fixie sits on display at Dover Street Market in London.

Nike Air Force 1 Silver Service Bike Front End

Nike Air Force 1 Silver Service Bike Sprocket, Crank, and Pedals

Nike Air Force 1 Silver Service Bike Rear End

Nike Air Force 1 Silver Service Bike Seat

These cycling themed socks are a good way to demonstrate your love for cycling while your pant are rolled up. These mid-ankle socks feature a white base color with a blue, red, black, yellow, and green color scheme that wraps around the top of the sock. The bottom of the sock – not that anyone will get a change to see it – is made up of blue and red colors. Pretty stylish.