Fi’zi:k auctions off one-of-a-kind handmade saddles to kick off NAHBS
From left to right; Arione R1 Alligator Skin, Arione Donna Ostrich Leather, Aliante Versus Stingray Leather, Arione K1 Rattlesnake Hide
This year, for the first time, The North American Handmade Bicycle Show (NAHBS) is setting up shop in our own backyard at the Colorado Convention Center in Denver. In the spirit of NAHBS, Fi’zi:k is releasing 15 one-of-a-kind handmade saddles. We are proud to announce that Fi’zi:k chose to auction 10 of these hand crafted saddles through The Pro’s Closet, with all proceeds going to World Bicycle Relief. Each saddle is a different model ranging from time trial to mountain bike, in men’s and women’s specific designs. Truly one of a kind, this will be your only chance to land one of these stunning works of art!
All 10 auctions will go live Thursday night, between 7 and 9pm and run for 10 days. Visit theproscloset.com or click here to view all the saddles and to place your bid!
Saddle Giveaway
We are giving away this custom Arione K1 Saddle to a lucky Facebook or Twitter Fan
In conjunction with the auctions, we will be giving away a Custom Fi’zi:k Arione K1 Elite Triathlon Race Saddle wrapped in Genuine Rattlesnake Hide to one lucky Facebook fan or Twitter Follower! Starting at 12 noon on Friday, tag yourself, a friend, or whomever in the giveaway photo and automatically enter yourself or your friend to win this gem! Double your chances and RT our contest tweet to be entered, it’s as simple as that! Be sure to “like” or “follow” The Pro’s Closet, so we can contact you. We will announce the winner via YouTube on Monday 2/25.
What is World Bicycle Relief?
World Bicycle Relief is a nonprofit organization transforming individuals and their communities through The Power of Bicycles. Compared to walking, bicycles represent an enormous leap in productivity and access to healthcare, education and economic opportunities. The simple, sustainable nature of bicycles empowers individuals, their families and their communities.
Another year has past and another year’s worth of gear has collected in your garage. Is this gear collecting dust? Does your car stay outside in the cold because your garage is overflowing? Has the new year given you new responsibilities and less time to run errands?
