The closest we advance to wearing a shirt and tie is my blogging uniform, a t-shirt with Tuxedo printed on it. This (just) satisfies the despotic Wired.com skirt policy, that is enforced by my editor Dylan Tweney from the other side of the world on a every day basis, around Skype (we're shortly switching to FaceTime in the new iPad-centric workflow).
If we did own a shirt with cuffs, then I'd couple those cuffs with these overwhelming Bicycle Cufflinks. What you obtain is a span of right-side cranks, pedals and chainrings. They advance in 3 finishes, and are obviously 3-D printed from powdered steel and bronze.
They're flattering cool, right? And if you're wondering how many teeth there are on that chainring, there are 32. we counted them. That would may tally as the grandma rigging on a hill bike, so these are may a best for possibly your pocket-sized BMX or your minuscule bike-polo bike.
Available June, for $59.
Bicycle Cufflinks [GothamSmith around the Twitter ]
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Dura-Ace Bike-Chain Cufflinks
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