The Cyclingskills newsletter

Thank you for bringing Dan to life. The Kickstarter platform is processing the payments and we should get our funding within the next two weeks. The first batch of Dan's is being packed right now and will be used to fulfill the US, Canada and rest of the World orders. European orders will follow ASAP. I will send out a survey next week were you can pick the color and confirm your shipping address. This will allow me to figure out how many European orders for Dan we've received and I will place the order with our German manufacturer shortly...

Look who showed up two weeks early. Only a couple of days left in the campaign and we got some great news from our US manufacturer. Our first batch of Dan's just arrived in New York and are ready to be packed. Pop quiz - How many Dan's fit in an Uber? These guys are going to be used to fulfill the US, Canada and rest of the World Kickstarter pledges. We are still waiting to figure out how many Dan's to order from our German manufacturer. As soon as the campaign is over we are going to send out...

Please check out our second campaign "Dan" which was born 100% from customer feedback. http://kck.st/2lS1Ku8

I can think of more than one reason (well, actually five reasons) why your bike deserves to sleep on a wall inside your home or garage.   1. The floor space is for living. Life is expensive and your bike is not paying any rent. Consider instead of building an addition on your house or a second garage, you could be hanging your bikes up on the wall. Saving yourself thousands of dollars, which could be used to buy more bikes :) 2. Shit happens. Bikes fall over, shit happens. The problem is, when that nice carbon fiber frame hits the edge...