Radar Roundup: Scratch and Dent, Meerkat Cruiser, Tenkara Kita, and Sight Unseen Guatemala

Our Radar Roundup compiles products and videos from the ‘net in an easy-to-digest format. Read on below for today’s findings…

Save Some Cash: Wolf Tooth Scratch and Dent Sale

Wolf Tooth manufactures its products in the USA and in the process of making some of the best chainrings and other components, things get dinged and scratched. Knowing that people like their new stuff to look new, they hold onto these products and every year, hold a big scratch and dent sale. Roll on over to Wolf Tooth see this year’s stock!

Meerkat Dynaplug Cruiser Fundraiser for The Sierra Buttes Trail Stewardship

Want to win a completely decked-out Cruiser from the Meerkat at Dynaplug and State Bicycle Co while supporting the SBTS’s fundraising efforts? Well, check this out!

Specs:

Frame and Fork: State Bicycle Co. Klunker
Handlebar: BTCHN’ Covert Bar w/ Dynaplug Repair Tool
Crankset: White Industries G30 170mm Polished
Stem: Paul Component Boxcar ⅞” Polished
Hubs: Paul FHub Bolt-on 36h Polished
Rims: Velocity Blunt 35, 650b 36h
Bottle Cages: King Cage Iris
Seatpost: Thomson Elite 25.4mm Silver, 0mm Offset
Saddle: 1980 Selle Italia Turbo Brown
Tires: Teravail Honcho 27.5×2.4 Light & Supple
Frame Bag: Dingo Bags
Seat Collar: Phil Wood

Every $5 is a an entry! And every $5 supports the Sierra Buttes Trail Stewardship in building more trail! SBTS has built over 114 miles of new trails so you know dollars get put to work! See more at SBTS!

Tenkara Rod Co: The Kita – Made in Japan Tenkara Fly Fishing Rod $250

Our friends at Tenkara Rod Co have a new rod launching on Kickstarter. The Kita is made in Japan and available in two sizes, 10’8″ or 12’4″. These rods are compact, light, and designed for small water. They cast incredibly accurately and, for their size, can land some pretty big fish. We take them on bike tours where water is abundant with hopes of catching dinner. Check out the latest from Tenkara Rod Co on Kickstarter.

SIGHT UNSEEN: Guatemala with Brice Shirbach

Sight Unseen has, until this point, been about first encounters with a previously unridden. In the third season, creator Brice Shirbach deepens the discovery journey by seeking not only a new trail, but also his first experience of Guatemalan culture. The visually stunning series encourages discovery, captures the flow state, and celebrates getting out of the comfort zone.