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Radio Milwaukee Fall Fund Drive: Win an Eastside

If you're familiar with Fyxation you know that we are proud of our Milwaukee roots. While you can get an Eastside bicycle around the globe, it's the daily riding through our home city that helped shape this build. This is why we have teamed up with our friends at Radio Milwaukee to provide a Fyxation Eastside to one lucky winner who donates to the Fall Fund drive. If you want to know what we listen to while building and designing our next product just tune into their live stream here. For full contest details check out radiomilwaukee.org.

 

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  • Peter

    I’m checking your blog as i anxiously await the Quiver you are building for me and I’m forced to listen to WNYC’s Fall fund drive (fortunately in the last day and I am already a member). I’ll be even more proud riding it now knowing you all are fellow public radio supporters.
    Cheers!

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