A grey and blue water bottle sits on a rough wooden surface surrounded by red leaves
a blue and grey waterbottle sitting on a rough wooden surface
a blue and grey water bottle with Analog Cycles printed on top and a wintery sugaring scene on the bottom
a blue and grey water bottle with a winter scene printed on it says Poultney on the top
grey and blue water bottle that says state of vermont on the top sitting in a pile of leaves
A hand holds up a grey and blue water bottle in front of a tree with red leaves
Analog Cycles Vintage Maple Tin Bottle
A grey and blue water bottle sits on a rough wooden surface surrounded by red leaves
a blue and grey waterbottle sitting on a rough wooden surface
a blue and grey water bottle with Analog Cycles printed on top and a wintery sugaring scene on the bottom
a blue and grey water bottle with a winter scene printed on it says Poultney on the top
grey and blue water bottle that says state of vermont on the top sitting in a pile of leaves
A hand holds up a grey and blue water bottle in front of a tree with red leaves
Analog Cycles Vintage Maple Tin Bottle

Analog Cycles Vintage Maple Tin Bottle
$16

Vermont produces 53% of the syrup consumed in the United States, clocking in at over 3,000,000 gallons every year. This industry has a rich history in this part of the world, and if you visit Poultney in the springtime, you'll see the billowing steam rising from the evaporators in the sugar houses all over town. Analog Cycles was originally operated as an off-grid shop run out of an old sugar house, so it's part of our own shop history as well. We used to carry the Velo Vermont maple water bottles, as a nod to all the sugarers and our own original location, but alas, we can't get ahold of them anymore. Enter our friend Denis over at Studio Folk, who created this design for us, inspired by the vintage maple tins that were popular in the 80s and 90s. This iconic wintery scene features bikes instead of horses, but it's got the same OG color palette that makes those old tins so nostalgic. These are a great shop souvenir! Take one home to commemorate your Vermont riding time, or give 'em as gifts. 

Bottles are made by Specialized, who makes the best squeezy water bottles out there.  Very minimal if any plastic taste, no leak lid and valve, good water flow, all the stuff you want.  Fit in standard bottle cages.  

24 oz.  

Shipping Information

Our on-line store is open 24/7 and we ship Monday through Friday, excluding some holidays. Orders received for products without shipping restrictions on its product page will ship the same business day when received before 12:00 p.m. PST. Orders in high demand will have an estimated production time listed on its product page and will ship according to the date listed.

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