As easy as it is to take your ride to the shop around the corner to have it fixed, there’s something to be said for the DIY mentality when it comes to fixing something mechanical. We’re not saying you should start scouring Craigslist trying to find bikes to restore. But if you happen to have two in your backyard–or a project car in the garage–here’s a collection of clothes, tools and gear that will work as hard as you do.
Wear This: Gearhead
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