Revolution Cycles - Local cycle shop | From their blog...

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[Bill] I had the pleasure of meeting Jared from Revolution Cycles at 1189 N. High St. near 5th Ave. at the BikeOSU Winter Cycle Show, and if you were there, you'll recognize their over-the-top beautiful builds. Check 'em out...

Livery Design Gruppe - In Stock and Sexy!

We’re proud to announce that we now carry frames and parts fromLivery Design Gruppe.  If you haven’t seen their work up close, we invite you to stop by and take a look for yourself!
These things are incredibly sexy, and the amount of detail and care that goes into each part is remarkable.
Seriously, stop by… you won’t regret it!  More pics after the jump.

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