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Transportation

Bicycle Can Cage

Bicycle Can Cage

Biking while intoxicated, or BWI (we pronounce it bwheeeeeee), is serious business. When you’re lit and you’re on any amount of wheels you’re a danger to everyone around you. More importantly, you’re also a danger to yourself. Sure, it sounds like fun at first, but then you end up crashing into a brick wall or street magician and it’s straight to the hospital You you end up laid out on the table with a neck brace and someone steals your shoes (true story). All kidding aside, we don’t encourage operating vehicles of any kind, heavy machinery or one-eyed snakes while heavily intoxicated because the results are catastrophic. But I digress. Play it safe, but have a beer/caffeinated beverage/Four Loko at the ready whenever you’re on two wheels with the Bicycle Can Cage. The handcrafted leather cage and brackets solve your road soda problem stylishly.