This t-shirt idea was sighted on Facebook last night, presumably by the person who designed it, asking the question “would you wear this?” Post-pride? If you’ve got it, get on it. I wonder if the proceeds will get donated to a seatpost related charity?

We got an email with some new product information early today. Behold the new Boner Bikes “Penis” grip. Here’s what Boner had to say:

“Our new Penis grips feature a revolutionary life-like compound which we’ve borrowed from the sex-toy industry”

It wasn’t clear from the Boner email whether these grips are targeted at female riders, or the overall enthusiast. We’re also not sure if they’ll be available in a larger sized black model.

This one is just in from a bike check over on the Fit Bike Co. web site. As you can see, street legend Van Homan has raised up and laid back. Van Homan will save us.

Saw this one getting linked around to from an ESPN Bike Check. Fantastic height. We’re guessing street riders are starting to raise there posts, not only as a result of our efforts here, but also so they have bunnyhop height pole handy at all times. The more they start to pop, the higher those posts are going to have to go.

Saw this one over on the old Facebook floating around. We believe it to be authentic in origin.

It’s good to see one of Austin Texas’ new school raising up. Check out the height on Tom Dugan’s post… it’s a few months old, but this one was on Odyssey’s site in the fall. We expect he’s only raised up since.

FBM have posted a ton of new photos up on its site, including this one of Ruel Smith displaying a nice high post!

Just saw this bike check with Kink rider Ben Hittle over on BMX Union. What do we have here? Nearly a fist-full o’ post. We are pleased and can only assume our work here is paying off. Check out the full post here.

And let’s suppose you’re on your way to great rule of thumb, but you need to narrow that gap between the bars and the seat? Fear not, Robert Peterson had us covered many years ago. Respect.

Fisheye lenses are known for their distortion, often making things larger than they appear. Shinglhead’s seatpost in this shot is likely somewhat exaggerated by the fish, but regardless, we’re seeing some good rule of thumb, and couldn’t resist posting this one.