Custom Cycling Apparel

The MTB Dirt Trail Network jersey was a joint venture of sorts between us and the Facebook page, MTB Dirt. As MTB Dirt was populated with followers from all over Australia, we decided to create a jersey for MTB Dirt that featured mtb trails, regions and/or trail networks from all over the country.

The intention was to include so many trails (almost 250) that almost everybody who rode mtb in Australia would be able to find at least one trail or trail network they ride on the jersey. We also wanted a colour choice that would appeal to both genders, and be colours not often seen on mtb jerseys. The result is this gravity 3/4 sleeve jersey with a grungy feel in bright, strong colours with trails scattered all over.

Cheeky Bikes have a couple of outlets in the Hunter Valley region and already had a supplier for their road kits they were happy with. However, Cheeky Bikes had been unsatisfied with any mtb designs they had been shown. Cheeky Bikes had seen our innovative designs for others and approached us about designing a shop mtb jersey for them too. They wanted the mtb jersey to fit well with the existing, clean road design, but have a distinct mtb feel.

After some thought, we took their shop logo (which featured a road bike only) and made some adjustments to design a mountain bike silhouette and therefore a separate (though very similar) Cheeky Bikes MTB Logo. Cheeky Bikes loved the idea and we used the new mtb silhouette to create a subtle, yet noticeable mountain bike feel to the jersey.

Breast cancer is all too prevalent among women (and some men) and can be an extremely invasive and embarrassing situation to cope with. One such sufferer of this terrible disease is a young woman named Sarahann. As her friends and family rallied around her during this time, a plan was hatched. Sarahann and her support group wanted a jersey created to give a virtual finger to cancer. The jersey was to be a symbol of her defiance against the disease and her strength of character for the fight ahead.
Sarahann wanted boobs. Not just real ones like most women, but she wanted boobs on the jerseys. Lots of boobs. She also wanted F*ck Cancer to headline the design. And pink, bright pink please.

As you can see, the result is a fluro pink jersey with a repeating boob pattern. The strong message of defiance features strongly on both styles of jersey. The jerseys certainly get plenty of positive remarks whenever they are worn by male and female riders.