Winter Bicycles

[Eric Estlund]

I'm currently out of the Campy wrenches, but I do have a couple Shimano ones. Otherwise I have a mail in turn around service listed on the cutlery page if you have a wrench. Thanks!

[Moke]

Hey Eric, does the Campy steel make into a pretty good blade? How about a Park TL5 tire iron? Inquiring minds needs to know these things

[Eric Estlund]

No idea on the TL5. The Campy wrenches are heat treated (that's why they make good wrenches), and seem to re-harden well and sharpen up. If someone wants a hard use knife I'd prefer to do something with a known steel, but for an apron/ workshop knife or executive desk knife, I think they are great.

[Eric Estlund]

[Eric Estlund]

Who's got two thumbs and needs to rent a crane to move a sea box?

In addition to some bikes for sale, I'll also have a small selection from Winter Cutlery at Philly Bike Expo. You can catch a preview on Instagram, or pick something up in advance on my site.

[Eric Estlund]

Hi, folks! We're moving across town in Fort Collins, and I'm working on setting up shop. I'm running a moving sale at WinterCutlery.com to help generate some start up for the build.

all in stock items @wintercutlery are 15% off this week with code "instock15"!

https://www.wintercutlery.com/shop/i...ne-of-a-kind/4









The sale runs all week through Monday. Thanks!

[mjbabcock]

The Winter section needs more Winters…

[sk_tle]

I think these are what the bicycle-galleries are for right?

Or are there any plans by Eric Estlund on a Winter Bicycle reboot anytime? Knifes are nice but I surely wish I would see new bikes from him, they were lovely.

[Eric Estlund]

Bikes are currently on hold pending the new shop. With the world as it is I don't have a timeline on that. But the cutlery and leatherwork are still going if folks are in needs.