Riders of a certain generation won’t need this explained. For everyone else: this is a mash-up of a famous Jimi Hendrix photo and the one and only Eddy MerckxBen Delaney/BikeRadar
A Phil Ligget/Paul Sherwen referenceBen Delaney/BikeRadar
Endurance Conspiracy has a number of stock shirts, and many special-run items, like the current on for FMB handmade tiresBen Delaney/BikeRadar
A cyclist’s map of EuropeBen Delaney/BikeRadar
Mariachis. Why not?Ben Delaney/BikeRadar
Have bike(s), will travelBen Delaney/BikeRadar
No, you’re not Flemish. Doesn’t matterBen Delaney/BikeRadar
You can ride a Shimano or SRAM bike and still wear this shirtBen Delaney/BikeRadar
Not a real bike messenger. (There would be more tattoos.)Ben Delaney/BikeRadar
Endurance Conspiracy sells its shirts for $30 with free shipping in the USBen Delaney/BikeRadar
You don’t lean this hard when you turn. But the guy on your shirt canBen Delaney/BikeRadar
Paris-Roubaix knucklesBen Delaney/BikeRadar
IndeedBen Delaney/BikeRadar
While some cyclists enjoy wearing T-shirts that promote a particular event or certain brand, Endurance Conspiracy is finding that many riders are happy to buy shirts that just promote riding bikes in a non-preachy way.
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Now in its fifth year, Endurance Conspiracy boasts a deep catalog of fun designs, most of which are sketched by former pro athlete Tony DeBoom.
You can ride a shimano or sram bike and still wear this shirt:Ben Delaney/BikeRadar
You can ride SRAM or Shimano and still wear this shirt. Really
“We just brought on another designer, a South American artists, who is going to bring some surf-inspired styles that we’re really excited about,” said Eliza DeBoom, wife of Tony and a partner in the company.
Endurance Conspiracy sells the shirts online for $30 with free shipping in the US.
