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Unused mounts? Jazz up your bike with new Zit Bitz from Portland Design Works

New decorative bolts from Portland Design Works. All images c. Portland Design Works
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It seems every day there’s a new product meant to improve a bike’s speed, handling, or weight, but the latest offering from Portland Design Works aims for something simpler: personality.

The company just announced the release of a new line of decorative alloy plugs it’s calling Zit Bitz, designed to spice up a bike’s visual appeal and personalize it to the tastes of its rider. portland design works zit bitz

All images c. Portland Design WorksAs Portland Design Works wrote on its website:

“Does your bike frame or fork have a preponderance of unused threaded eyelets?  If you’re not rocking three water bottle cages, front & rear racks, and full-coverage fenders, then you probably have a couple of eyelets to spare.”

These machined alloy bolts can be threaded into any standard bike frame or fork eyelet. They’re anodized with laser designs and come in sets of four bolts, with five different sets that include a range of miniature pictures on each one.

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Each set of four is priced at a reasonable $15.

Portland Design Works has become well known for its bike accessories, including a new cargo net and light mount released in March.

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Jim E
Jim E
1 year ago

Hopefully, they come with very thin washers so you can align the non-symmetrical ones in the correct orientation. I can’t have a smiley face looking at me upside down.

Pawl Bearer
Pawl Bearer
1 year ago
Reply to  Jim E

Just change threaded holes until one of them has the smiley face right side up…

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