Stickers

To nap is human. State your allegiance to the art of napping with this lovely sticker!

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These cats on bikes can't be stopped!

 Are you still here today because of punk? We're proud to say the same.

 "One less car" reads Matte Resist's iconic image, a block print silhouette of a bicyclist cruising happily away.

That's right, a pack of nice big 4x4' Henry & Glenn Forever stickers! Draw in their speech bubbles, and …

Love Henry & Glenn? We do, too. Have some stickers.

Would you believe us if we told this that this sticker was by popular request? I probably wouldn't either and that …

You know it's true.

 Our famous evolution sticker, now with your friendly neighborhood unicycle.

Critical Mass, Bike Party, Slow Roll, Courteous Mass, Clitical Mass, Bridge Pedal, Bike to Work Day, or just your …

 So would we! But someone's gotta make 'em.

Let the world know about your preferred alternative to fossil fuels.

 The ultimate bike sticker among bike stickers.

Feminism: It's in everyone's best interest. The sticker that does your work for you when you're tired of explaining the …

Whoops! These Taking the Lane stickers were accidentally printed without a slogan or image. We can't remember what …

The world is ours to traverse.

Google it.

With great power comes great responsibility. Use your privilege wisely.

 "Don't Tread on Me" is a timeless sentiment but it has special meaning for those who find themselves staring down …

“Proud Bikesexual” features an illustration by Kate Berube from the second issue of Taking the Lane.

Because it's the only life / community / world we've got, and it's worth it.

This sticker calls out the elephant in the room. Ever been stuck in traffic? Hint, 99 times out of 100, it's not …

Take your bike anywhere, everywhere.

Do you?

Channel your inner eight-year-old to express your true feelings about transportation.

If you're only interested in dating folks who ride bicycles, here's one way to send out the bat signal. 

An overbearing central government creates a massive, wasteful, public infrastructure subsidy for the supposed good of …

Every so often some bombastic politician will get up and call cars "freedom machines." We think the opposite.

Leave them all in your dust!