Ride Your City: UW Milwaukee Bike Photo Shoot

The days are getting shorter and the leaves are just starting to turn here in Milwaukee but the weather has been amazing. We've been using this great weather to get out around our city and take photos of the new Eastside models that we just released.

The Eastside is a fixed gear bike that ships with high quality parts and is built to last. Each bike ships as a single speed but we include a flip flop hub so you can run it as a true fixed gear bike or coast with the free wheel. The Eastside has been on the market for about 2 years now and our new models ship with our super durable Session 700 tires and sealed bearing wheels making the Eastside an amazing value for a great bike. 

Check out the photo set below to see a few images from around the UW Milwaukee campus and the Eastside neighborhood of Milwaukee.

Milwaukee Fixed Gear BicycleUW Milwaukee Bicycle Photo ShootRiding Around UW Milwaukee CampusOrange Eastside Fixed Gear BicycleSubway on Oakland and Locust

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