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Here Is The Official Wu-Tang Clan Bicycle Of Your Dreams
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Ben Yakas
Published Sep 14, 2013
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For too long, America has had been severely lacking in bicycles that bring the motherfucking ruckus. But Wu-Tang Clan has heard your cries, and teamed up with State Bicycle Co. to release a line of bicycles! Because bikes rule everything around you, they are selling "custom-outfitted fixed gear and single speed road bikes to commemorate the Wu's 20th year of bringing the ruckus and shaping urban street culture."
The fixed gear bike, which comes in Wu-Tang's beloved black and yellow color ("unmistakable markings of the Wu"), includes an engraved Wu-Tang branded stem holding a set of bullhorn handlebars atop the painted chromoly TIG-welded frame. It costs $599, with an expected shipping date of November; they add that it's likely to sell out, so you better jump on this if you really want to ride it to your Wu-Tang internship while wearing your Wu-Tang holiday sweater.
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Ben Yakas is a former Gothamist reporter.
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