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5 wonderful re-tire-ment gift ideas for a bicycle enthusiast

You’ve been working side by side for years, and when your coworker tells you that he is getting ready to retire, you feel so excited for this new chapter in his life, but you also feel a little sad at the thought that you won’t be working together for much longer. He is an avid cyclist, and, when it comes time for his retirement party, you want to surprise him with a special gift centered around his favorite hobby. This list of fabulous items can help you to discover a gift that is absolutely perfect for him.

Silly socks are just so much fun! They can be worn while riding or out with friends to display a favorite pastime. These fabulous socks come in a plethora of different designs, and wouldn’t you know it? They even have a whimsical pair that features rainbow bicycles! Your coworker will love ’em! These socks are a comfortable blend of 60% combed cotton and 38% microfiber and the tight threaded construction in the heel and toe makes them less likely to fray and wear out. With so many designs to choose from (including baseball, sushi, and bacon as shown) you could even grab a pair for yourself!
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This bundle offers two convenient bicycle storage options: a tent and a cover. The tent is roomy enough for two adult bikes with space left for garden supplies, pool toys, and other outdoor necessities. It doesn’t require tools for assembly making it super easy to set up. The cover is perfect when on the go and in need of bicycle protection. It features elasticized front and back hems, two front drawstrings, and a middle buckle, and offers substantial protection against rain and dust. It also has front air vents to prevent moisture build-up and inhibit rust. A bicycle can last for years if properly cared for, and this storage bundle can help!
When bike riding at night there are extra safety measures that a cyclist can take to stay safe. This attachable safety light is a great choice for adding an extra layer of protection. It can provide continuous bright light, a slow strobe light, or a fast strobe light depending on the situation, and it is water-resistant making it suitable for rainy days. Included is an extra set of batteries and a premium adjustable armband as well.
When a rider is considering getting a new saddle, it’s probably because their existing saddle is tough on their toosh. Comfort is important for cyclists because, if they are a person who cycles frequently, they spend a lot of time sitting on their saddle. A perfect seat can be the difference between a pleasurable ride and one that’s downright painful. This saddle is built with comfort in mind with extra padding and superior suspension to distribute even pressure and is wider and softer than standard bicycle seats making it an excellent choice for riders of all disciplines.
How cute is this saddle cover? It’s the perfect accessory and sure comes in handy on those rainy days. (We all know how uncomfortable a wet saddle can be.) It also works well to protect saddles from scratches and dirt. It’s ideal for adding a charming touch to both wide and narrow saddles, and it slips right on the seat with ease yet stays in place. A little rain never hurt anyone!

Now that your coworker’s retirement is fast approaching, soon he will be able to spend more time cycling. Whether he would prefer a new protective cover for his cycle or a whimsical pair of rainbow bicycle socks, these items make fantastic gift ideas for him. Saying goodbye is so hard sometimes but, as much as you will miss his company, when a person finds time to do something they love, that is always cause for celebration!

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