Three laps while you did one.
Funny t-shirts for e-mountain bikers. Light enough to ride in, normal enough for the pub after. Printed in the US, shipped free.
One tee. More when it earns it.
Nothing here exists to fill a catalogue. When there is a second thing worth making, there will be a second thing.
Told your bike is cheating?
The back print is a chart making higher highs and higher lows. The last climb turns into the word WATTS, above the words ARE OVERRATED.
Trail to street, without the costume.
- Looks like a t-shirt
- Plain crew neck, matte, no mesh panels and no team-kit shine. It passes at the trailhead and the pub.
- Made to ride in
- Light polyester that pulls sweat off your skin and dries fast, so it clings less than cotton on a climb.
- Where it stops
- You will still sweat. The print is a film on the back, so that patch breathes less than the rest.
Nothing exists until you order it.
No warehouse, no pile of unsold shirts. That's also why it never goes on sale.
You order
Pick your colour and size. Pay by card or PayPal.
It goes to the press
Printed to order in the United States, usually within ten days.
It ships, tracked
Two to five days inside the US, ten to twenty elsewhere. The tracking link reaches you when it exists.
Wrong size? Keep it.
Thirty days. We send the right size free, and you keep the first one. Or take the money back instead.
Asked before buying
Straight answers. Anything else: support@wearoru.com, answered within one business day.
Can I ride in it?
Yes. It's polyester made to wick, so it dries fast and clings less than cotton. It won't stop you sweating.
What does the print mean?
A chart making higher highs and higher lows that turns into WATTS, above ARE OVERRATED. If you've been told your bike is cheating, it means something.
How does it fit?
Classic unisex fit. Take your usual size, or one up if you like it loose. Wrong size is swapped free.
Will the print crack?
It's DTF, heat-pressed on. Cold wash inside out, no softener, hang dry, never iron the print.
Who is behind this?
One person who rides e-enduro, working with a print house in the US. The reply comes from the person who made the thing.
Next thing, before anyone else.
Six emails a year at most. New kit, nothing else.
Built for the climb back up.
You made it to the top. The shirt for the ride you didn't have to suffer through.