Project Gifting Guide 2025
As the year winds down, we just want to say thank you.
Thank you for riding with us, supporting the independent cycling culture, and everything we do here at Cycle Project Store.

This Christmas, we have put together a Gift Guide filled with things we love, use and talk about, whether on rides, in the workshop or around the store. Shopping for others can be hard, so if something ends up under your own tree, we think that is perfectly reasonable too.

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Sherwin, rocking his favourite Macula Sunglasses from AVEO.
- There's something about this Strappato Frameset by Legor Cicli that made Zoey reminisce about rolling hills and grazing fields in New Zealand. Do you see it too? 🐄
- Sim Works Stem Cap - Thoughtful, beautifully made components from Japan, the kind of parts that quietly elevate the looks and feel of your bike.
- Kean Hong has always had a soft spot for the little knick-knacks from Blue Lug Japan, so it's no surprise he's holding the Koma Lights!
- And of course, our trusty mechanic Joshua is holding onto the Topeak Ratchet Rocket Lite DX, part of our range of tools that make genuinely great gifts.

Not forgetting the chaps at Built Wheels, we roped Wei in for a quick photo with our exclusive Dabao Cycling Club Tee and Cap, while Dalbert did his best to look festive with a few Dynaplug Racer Pro in hand. There also had to be a wheelset somewhere.
And if you are still unsure, our Digital Gift Cards are always a good idea. Sometimes the best gift is letting someone choose exactly what they need, or what they have been quietly eyeing for a while. 
If you are around, do drop by the store. We are always happy to help you pick something out, whether it is for someone else or for yourself.
We will be around until 23 December, so pop in before we close for the holidays. And with that, we wish you a very Merry Christmas and plenty of good rides in the year ahead.
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