Jun 3  |  Win A Castelli Seamless Base Layer On Our Facebook Page

Posted by , June 3rd, 2013 at 10:35AM    

The Speedvagen Team kits have all landed in their new homes, the sun is coming out in Portland and summer is around the corner, except in Australia where it’s cross season right now!

We want to see the kits in action! And we want to give five of you a great new piece of gear to sweeten your already sweet kit.

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Speedvagen team Captain, Tina Brubaker, sporting the seamless base layer with her team kit.

Castelli Cycling and Speedvagen will be giving away a seamless sleeveless base layer every day this week when you tag both of us in photos of you and your friends in your Speedvagen kit, or any other Castelli gear, out riding your Speedvagen or Vanilla in your part of the world.

1. Take a fun, exciting photo, with some local flavor, of you and your friends riding in your new Speedvagen kit or any other Castelli Cycling gear.

2. Post it to Facebook and tag both Castelli Cycling and Speedvagen in the photo.

3. Winning photos will be announced on the Speedvagen Facebook page daily.

4. Enter as often as you like!

 

 

Castelli Base Layer

USE THIS FOR EVERY RIDE.  With the polypropylene inner layer, nylon outer layer and open mesh construction, this base layer was created to work with our race jerseys to move moisture away from your skin as quickly as possible. It obviously works well in warm conditions, but we like it in colder conditions under a long-sleeve base layer because this is the best way to keep dry and maintain body tem- perature.

Mar 18  |  Stahl + Wenokur

Posted by , March 18th, 2013 at 3:52PM    

Coat Paint Shop took two bikes all the way down the component colorwork road this year. The first was a cross machine for Mr. Stahl (below) that found some time on Prolly is Not Probably earlier this year. This is the evolution of our popular Overt paint scheme and, thanks to a couple of really exceptional customers that let us get loose with their Speedvagen, we got to see it out in the world instead of just on a computer screen.

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The second is this purple beauty for Mr. Wenokur. A road machine that brightens the dark and gloomy Portland skies. Notice the way the graphics carry the color striping from the front of the bike to the back. The stripes come over the head badge below, a first for us, over the cups of the headset and around the hubs. You’ll see that the colorwork at the stem, seat mast and head, and main triangle wrap these frames up like neat little packages.

Check out both bikes on Flickr for more photos and details about each.

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