Licensees

	We are very proud of our Accessory Licensee program. Therefore, we want to offer you the chance to contact the licensees directly once you've had a chance to browse for their licensed products in our Cybershowroom!.

	NOTW NOTW, Not Of This World, clothing brand is a fashionable, edgy, positive Christian lifestyle brand. Their mission is to glorify God by sharing the life changing gospel message of grace, truth and love found only in Jesus Christ through prayer, evangelism, and God’s written word on apparel. NOTW supports ministry by donating a portion of every purchase to share the gospel of Jesus Christ through Christian concerts, speaking engagements, Bible distributions and prayer. C28 stands for Colossians 2:8, Not of This World (NOTW), and all about Jesus! NOTW is an identity set apart to save and empower lives. To find out more, please visit their website at: www.notw.com

	One Less Car Founded in 2005, 1LessCar introduced a line of t-shirts, stickers and patches promoting better living by bicycle. The www.1LessCar.com website was an early vanguard of the bicycle lifestyle movement, with a loyal following for information and reviews as well as punk and tattoo-inspired designs. To find out more, please visit their website at: www.1LessCar.com

	Bianchi USA 119 Years of Innovation, Racing and Passion. Since 1885 when Edoardo Bianchi, age 21, first opened his bicycle manucturing business in Milan, Bianchi Bicycles has been dedicated to cycling. Bianchi is a company rich with history and tradition. To find out more, please visit their website at: www.bianchi.com

	Bikes to Rwanda Bikes to Rwanda is an international development organization that provides Rwandans with sustainable transportation resources to enhance their quality of life. Bikes to Rwanda’s aim is to provide cargo bicycles to co-operative coffee farmers in Rwanda. The goal is to improve quality of life in these communities through a bicycle distribution, workshop and maintenance program that provides transportation resources for basic needs and enhances production of quality coffee. To find out more, please visit their website at: www.bikestorwanda.com

	53x11 Coffee 53x11Coffee is the choice for fresh roasted, organic and fair trade coffees. 53x11Coffee was started as a way to provide the best tasting coffees to fellow cyclists and triathletes. They are committed to making the world a better place through everything they do. With sustainable business practices in place and environmental programs they have started, their company is dedicated to the environment. Get involved by becoming a Team53x11Coffee member. Learn more at their website: www.53x11coffee.com

	Full Sail Brewing Company In 1999 Full Sail proudly became an employee-owned brewery, guaranteeing the ultimate commitment to quality. Full Sail Brewing Company is located in Hood River, Oregon in the scenic Columbia River Gorge. Founded in 1987, Full Sail has evolved from a microbrewery to a leading craft brewer producing approximately 120,000 barrels annually. Full Sail products are available in 27 states: Alaska, Arizona, California, Colorado, Florida, Georgia,Idaho, Louisiana, Maryland, Massachusetts, Minnesota, Montana, Minnesota, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, Ohio, Oklahoma, Oregon, Rhode Island, South Carolina, Texas, Utah, Washington and Wyoming. www.fullsailbrewing.com

	Park Tool U.S.A. Park Tool is far and away the most well known tool manufacturer in the cycling industry. Park Tool manufactures for quality and durability to last race after race and ride after ride. No matter what you need, Park has the tools. www.parktool.com

	Ritchey Design Tom Ritchey is one of the founding fathers of Mountain Biking. Ritchey Design is what a bicycling company should be, innovative. Whether you neeed components, tires, rims or simply a frame, you can't go wrong with Ritchey. www.ritcheylogic.com

	Syncros Syncros started out as a small, high end component company on Vancouver’s North Shore. A fresh approach to design led to timeless components that generated pride among those who had a syncros part or two bolted on, and envy among those who didn’t. That was when a mountain bike was just that – a bike made for riding in the mountains. In those days, syncros parts were revered for their beauty, strength, and light weight. Those were the days when a new seatpost was considered a major bike upgrade, purple anodizing was avant garde, and suspension was just a twinkle in the eye of a few motocrazy engineers. We can’t go back to those simpler times, and knowing how fun today’s bikes are to ride, we wouldn’t want to. But we can remind each other that whether you’re clocking vert all day in the bike park, ripping epic singletrack in the alpine backcountry, or banging elbows trying to chase down that holeshot, we’re all really just a bunch of big kids riding our bikes in the mountains. In a way, syncros has come full circle. And we couldn’t be happier about it. www.syncros.com

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