Bicycle Evolution T-Shirts
Description: Awesome BMX Evolution design perfect for freestyle riders, bike trick lovers, cyclists, and extreme sports fans who enjoy stunt riding and urban biking culture. Great for BMX racers, dirt jump enthusiasts, skatepark riders, and bicycle lovers who appreciate retro sports humor and freestyle action vibes.
Description: After Linn Kastan sold Redline in 1988, he still wanted to make killer bikes, so he started the aptly named Kastan BMX. His new line turned out some great frames with some really unique features like the uniblade fork... and knee-buster tall boy stem 😖
Description: Celebrate your passion for cycling with this evolution-inspired design featuring the progression from ape to modern human ending as a road cyclist riding a racing bike. Perfect for cyclists, road bike riders, cycling enthusiasts, endurance athletes, and anyone who loves life on two wheels. A great gift for birthdays, Father's Day, cycling events, or anyone passionate about road cycling.
Description: A white silhouette progression shows the stages of human evolution from ape-like figures to a modern human riding a bicycle. The series includes figures walking and one holding a tool, culminating in a cyclist wearing a helmet. The background is black.
Description: Celebrate your passion for cycling with this minimalist evolution silhouette featuring the final stage riding a bicycle. Perfect for cyclists, road bike riders, mountain bikers, commuters, bike enthusiasts, and anyone who loves life on two wheels. A fun gift for birthdays, holidays, training, or everyday rides.
Description: Custom Works Racing, more commonly known as CW Racing, was founded in 1979 near Anaheim, California. After nearly a decade of building competition BMX bikes and winning their fair share of races, CW decided to rebrand as Revcore in 1988. Over the next seven years, Revcore releases eight different models before closing up shop in 1995.
Description: A black background displays a white silhouette progression from an ape-like figure to a modern person riding a bicycle. The sequence shows early hominids, a figure with a spear, and culminating in a cyclist wearing a helmet and backpack.
