Fyxation Cycling Kit Pre-Order

New Year - New Gear! To celebrate the start of 2016 we are pleased to announce that our new Fyxation Cycling Kit is now available for pre-order.

Designed right here in Milwaukee and made in Wisconsin, this collection of high quality riding gear features minimal branding, clean lines and a stunning design. From our 4 panel cycling cap, to our long sleeve Team Jersey, our new kit is a great way to look good on your next ride while representing Fyxation.  Jerseys, shorts and caps are available in Aqua/Red and Black/Grey and jersey/short sizes range from XS - 2XL (size chart on site). 

All jerseys and shorts are marked down by $20 each during our pre-sale.  Items will be available in mid-February and we expect this first production run to go fast. Head on over to our website for more details and sizing info.

Fyxation 4 Panel Cycling Cap

Fyxation Team SS Jersey

Fyxation Team LS Jersey

Fyxation Team Cycling Short

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