Cycle and Style

Sometimes life’s setbacks have a way of leading one down another path to success. Brian Echerer lost a job and then “destroyed” his back racing cyclo-cross. During his recovery, he began making spoke bracelets for his cycling club and found out about a show called “Bike Craft.” Brian persuaded his mother, Mary Jane Musser, an artist and jewelry [...]

Unique” – an adjective – being the only one of it’s kind; unlike any thing else – particularly remarkable, special or unusual … Cycle and Style likes to share with the readers what’s new and unique out there. Something that tells a story or sparks a conversation between two people. Something that is special, unusual, [...]

“Jewelry is made with a sentimental component.”  – Kelly Anne Cycle and Style has once again found unique pieces of jewelry for the fans of our site.  “I like pieces that are meaningful to the wearer or remind them of something or someone important,” says Kelly Anne.  We love Kelly Anne’s story and her “I [...]

Cycle and Style is “Spoke-n For” … and you should be too.  On a recent trip to St. John (USVI), I walked into a local jewelry store and I became “Spoke-n For” instantly.  It is always my travel goal to find a unique piece of jewelry on my adventures … and that I did.  Since [...]

We love jewelry and have special weakness for jewelry with a bike theme or whimsically made with parts from a bike. It was great to talk to Jodey Hathaway, a mountain biker who makes jewelry and home décor items from bike parts, often using “Chainmaille” techniques to make very  intricate and unique pieces. Her work [...]