New Venga from Red Dots Cycling
Posted by anguskingston in bespoke cap makers on May 4, 2013
Help Red Dots Cycling Caps
Posted by anguskingston in cycling caps on April 18, 2013
Carolle & Richard from Red Dots Cycling in Vancouver, Canada are asking for some crowd-sourced funding to build their cap making business. I’ve contributed because I love their caps.
http://www.indiegogo.com/projects/red-dots-cycling-custom-embroidered-caps
They say: Carolle is the artist/seamstress who loves to be creative with her hands, and Richard is the artist/cyclist, when not on his bike, paints and blogs. From the first time we met in art school we knew we were destined to work together. In 2009, we combined our strengths and set our goal to make the finest classic cycling caps. We also enjoy working with re-cycled bike inner tubes creating one-of-a-kind practical accessories.
Check out our website to learn more: reddotscycling.ca
The Jack Taylor Story
Posted by anguskingston in cycling caps on April 18, 2013
Reblogged from Off The Beaten Path:
Some stories are too big for a regular magazine article. They could just about fill a book! In those cases, we dedicate almost an entire edition of Bicycle Quarterly magazine to a single topic.
The Jack Taylor story in Vol. 7, No. 4 is a good example. My friend Mark Lawrence became friends with the Taylor Brothers during his university years.
Neglected blog…
Posted by anguskingston in cycling caps on April 16, 2013

I’ve neglected this blog a bit… sorry.
Here is a photo of some recent caps I’ve acquired.
Ou est mon Domestique t-shirt
Posted by anguskingston in Tour de France on July 17, 2012
Be the lead rider… call for your domestiques!
Rapha Cycle Club [Monocle]
Posted by anguskingston in cycling caps on June 1, 2012
Rapha really have nailed their business model. They kind of make me sick but I am also drawn towards them.
Cycling Tips takes on how to wear a cycling cap
Posted by anguskingston in cycling caps on May 2, 2012
great post from Cycling Tips Blog covering off all the points about luft, backwards, straightness, when to wear and bandannas…
Well worth the read.










