Rip It Up and Start Again

BOOTZIPPERS ARE AVAILABLE TO PREORDER

Discounts until Monday with code UNZIP

This was the
first ever on-one bike.

20 years later,
these are the latest on-one bikes

(Above) Dave's Bootzipper 650 - in a tree in Ireland, April 2019

(Above) brant's Bootzipper29 - in a ginnel in Hebden Bridge, April 2019

The Bootzippers are about ripping up what "mountainbike" means in 2019, just like we did with the inbred in 1999
We're zipping up our boots and going back to our roots. Because we're trapped in the past and want it back.

At some point when people started adding suspension, mountainbikes stopped looking like the mountainbikes that we started out on.

Frames became "suspension corrected" and the modifications of head angle, headtube length and other things for "bouncy forks" altered things for good.
Whilst putting a rigid fork on a frame designed for suspension model is a good idea in some cases we decided to throw everything at two new models that are only designed for rigid forks. Because like to do that. We ripped it up. We started again.

Though because brant is a dick he put through axles and disc brakes on them.

Bootzippers are:-

Amazing Urban Bike
Brilliant Towpath Bike
Long Distance Bikepacking Bike
Lower Speed Tech Trails Bike
Bike for riding around on

WHICH BOOTZIPPER SHOULD YOU CHOOSE?
The 650B one is a bit nippier.
The 29er is more monster truck.

And then there's our website content about them.

Heavy, out of date, non aero, "gas pipe" steel - these are definitely not the state of the art masterful pieces of modern design so beloved of the modern cycling industry.

The same spec of tubing could be badged "Reynolds 520" if we paid them $5 for a sticker for it. But we don't.
And the fact that the edgy raw finish will rust if you don't wipe it with an oily rag. But we love it. Because you should look after your bike.

TLDR? This email's an attempt to re-start the promotion of these, or rather "rip it up", just like the bikes are designed to restart what we loved about mountainbikes - ergo "rip it up".

These are bikes that we've designed for us, and made some more for people who might like them too.

£100 OFF FRAMESETS UNTIL MONDAY
with code UNZIP

YES - For this discounted period, for JUST £225 you get a frame, fork, and front and rear through axles.

We think £225 is a very good price for a frame, fork and through axles, bearing in mind we were selling inbred frame only for £225 over seventeen years ago.

ABOUT £200 OFF COMPLETE BIKES UNTIL MONDAY
with code UNZIP

(It was meant to be exactly £200, but Steve can't get the site to do that, so it's 22% or £198 on the standard model)

BOOST ADAPTORS?

The 650 Bootzipper takes 100x12 front and 142x12 through axle wheels (that's gravel road standard). The 29er one takes 110x15mm front and 148x12 rear (mountainbike boost).
Don't have boost wheels and want to build your own?
Maybe these will help...
(Oh and yes, a 32t non boost crank will fit fine)

10 October 2019

Bootzippers

On-One Bootzipper 29er Mountain Bike Frameset

Rigid only 29in mountainbike - new age fun with a vintage feel or something like that, with the On-One Bootzipper 29 frame and fork package.

Forks and Thru-Axle included

Only £325.00 More info

On-One Bootzipper 29er SRAM SX Mountain Bike

A stupid mash up of parts and geometry designed by two stubborn blokes as two fingers to the rest of the industry. The Bootzipper is a throwback to the bikes we loved, before suspension, when we used to ride for miles and the sun always shone.

Double Butted 4130

SRAM SX Eagle 1x12 Groupset