March 16, 2010
One on One Bicycle Studio
A little over a month ago I went to Minneapolis for work and stumbled upon an amazing bike/coffee shop called One on One Bicycle Studio. It was so wonderfully decorated and generally bad ass; thus, I must (finally) share the glory with you all! Apologies for the dark photos, I’m obviously not a pro.
I was certainly glad I don’t live there! That snow was mind blowing for me, a little southern girl born and bred on the Mississippi Gulf Coast.
Where in MS are you from? I’m in hattiesburg now but used to live in Longbeach.
What a cool shop! I love the bikes hanging along the walls and the colorful water bottles lining the divider.
Thanks for sharing your pics!
No need to apologize for the dark pictures. Minneapolis is what it is in winter and you captured it. I have been there many times in my past and found it to be a fun city with a lot of really nice people but I think I’ll stay south of Interstate 10.
oh, how FABULOUS!! I love the whole concept of the place!
That place looks like a great hangout. Very cool.
@Rob I’m from Ocean Springs. My grandparents actually live right outside of Columbia; I intend to go there one day soon to ride the Long Leaf trace.
One on One was the ONE place I didn’t get to go when my family vacationed in Minneapolis last year…looks like I missed a real gem.
But, I made up for it by getting coffee and hot chocolate at Cars R Coffins Coffeehouse/Cykel Garage. Did you get a chance to go there?
All of our snow is gone, so you can come back now.
I’m happy to show you around to other cool places and introduce you to more awesomeness around MPLS.
wow, what a great shop! I see it has some classic Bianchi’s *sigh* ah, that minty Celeste….
I would def visit if I were in those parts!
Sometimes I forget that there great places right under my nose. Did you check out the basement? Piles and piles of bike potential.
Don’t the snow drifts look pretty? But they are transient, though. Already flowing down the Mississippi river, flooding towns to the south.
What a great shop. Open one up in O.S. and then we’d go there after the tatonut ride!