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Buy a Scout Bike, Get a Free Bag by Ami Kealoha

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Other than its elegant good looks, the main appeal of Jorg&Olif's new Dutch-style Scout bike is an upright frame that makes for a more proper way to get around town. What better way to accessorize than to add one of their coordinating bags?

As a special promotion for the first 25 Cool Hunting readers to pre-order a Scout, Jorg&Olif will include one of their exceedingly proper bike bags (that both clip to the bike and can be worn as a shoulder bag) free of charge. Either email (hello[a]jorgandolif[.]com) or call (+1 604 877 1850) and mention the promotion. Bikes are expected to ship in October.

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This entry posted on 31 August 2007 at 11:58 PM
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