What We Dig: Golden Saddle Cyclery

All of us have a shop that we dig. For some, it may be the brand new superstore that offers more than you can imagine, but for us it’s the small places. The gritty, friendly one tucked in a grungy strip mall or an old building that once housed a…

June 4, 2015 Tim Schamber

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All of us have a shop that we dig. For some, it may be the brand new superstore that offers more than you can imagine, but for us it’s the small places. The gritty, friendly one tucked in a grungy strip mall or an old building that once housed a butcher. Whatever your preference, bike shops are an important part of our bike culture landscape. It’s where we go for a tune-up, buy a part or bike or simply to hang out and talk shop. The fine folks at morethanstores.com and lowercaseprods.com put together this gem about Golden Saddle Cyclery in Silverlake, California. It’s not far from our headquarters in South Pasadena.

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What We Dig: Golden Saddle Cyclery

All of us have a shop that we dig. For some, it may be the brand new superstore that offers more than you can imagine, but for us it’s the small places. The gritty, friendly one tucked in a grungy strip mall or an old building that once housed a…

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