Win a Knog Messenger Bag

The winners of these brilliant Forte messenger bags from Knog have now received their prizes. Congratulations, guys.

Heres a little more detail-

This bag has a wide, over the shoulder strap and securing waist strap, this bag will not fall off your back. Capacity - 24 liters. Pockets - 3 deep internal pockets, 1 large external formed EVA pocket with zip.Fabric - 600D Nylon, neoprene, lycra or PU leather finish.Features - Waterproof zips, 3D mesh padding, non slip rubber ring, mesh pockets in flap

…. looks damn cool and is very comfortable to ride with. Of all the messenger bags we’ve used these are the best. The Knog guys are industrial designers so these bags are solid, functional and look great.

We’ll b giving away more cool stuff soon so stay posted.

410 Bikes Heading To Namibia

Bicyles For Humanity, Melbourne just waved goodbye to their first shipping container full of bikes to Namibia.
The 410 second hand bikes, over 700 paniers and bike bags from Knog will change lives and broaden horizons in Africa. The bikes will be distributed to oprhans and home based HIV/AIDS care workers. The shipping container will become a bike workshop providing skills training, employment and business opportunities for the community in which it is placed. BEN Namibia will implement and administer the BEC ( bike Empowerment Centre) in Namibia.
We’re extremely happy to have a had a part in this brilliant practical and transparent project. Thanks to everyone who participated in our bike raffle and supported the cause. There will be more on the way.
B4h melbourne will packing a container every year and sending it to some of the poorest countries in the world where a bike is provides the possibility of access to an education, health care, fresh water, resources and community.

Makes us feel good all over.

Win a Carbon Fibre MTB

We’re very happy to say that Pete Carr of Castlemaine won the EPX Reef Montain Bike. Everyone who bought an e-book from us for the last couple of months and helped raise funds for Bicycles for Humanity, Melbourne went into a draw. Pete’s name came up. [Read more]