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FIVE THINGS WITH CYCLIST S. TYLER HENDRIX

Posted by Mike Vanderscheuren · November 02, 2018

FIVE THINGS is a feature on the Banjo Brothers Blog. It’s a short interview about life and bicycles with a notable person. This week's notable person lives in Little Rock Arkansas and is a self-proclaimed grease monkey. Meet S. Tyler Hendrix.

"I'm always eating ice cream. It's why I started riding bicycles. I knew I would have to stop eating ice cream or begin moving around more. And I'll NEVER give up ice cream. "

We hope you enjoy this week's Banjo Brothers Five Things.

BAG SHOOL: DOES YOUR BICYCLE BAG REALLY NEED TO BE WATERPROOF?

Posted by Mike Vanderscheuren · July 18, 2018

In today's edition of Banjo Brothers Bag School, we answer the age-old question: "Do you really need a waterproof bicycle bag?" While Banjo Brothers does make a full range of waterproof bicycle bags, about 70% of our bags are not advertised as waterproof. You might be wondering why?

FIVE THINGS RAD DAD EDITION: CYCLIST TRENTON RAYGOR

Posted by Mike Vanderscheuren · May 28, 2018

Rad Dad #1 is Trenton Raygor. Raygor might be best known for his contributions to Minnesota's gravel cycling scene, as the founder of The Filthy Fifty and The DAMn.

CINCO COSAS ES CON CICLISTA JON DICUS

Posted by Mike Vanderscheuren · May 28, 2018

CINCO COSAS es una entrada semanal del Blog por Banjo Brothers. Se trata de una breve entrevista sobre la vida y las bicis con una persona notable. La entrada de esta semana es con ciclista Jon Dicus.

FIVE THINGS WITH CYCLIST JON DICUS

Posted by Mike Vanderscheuren · May 24, 2018

FIVE THINGS is a weekly feature on the Banjo Brothers Blog. It’s a short interview about life and bicycles with a notable person. This week's notable person is cyclist Jon Dicus. Dicus says, "Minneapolis is a great biking city. I’ve done several traditional, long-distance tours, but a few years back I checked out bikepacking and got hooked (Baja, Arizona, Colorado). As long as my body lets me, I’ll be chasing that combination of single track, mountains, and self-supported camping."