Caylor Cycles NAHBS 2016
Hard to beat a classic track bike in red! Love that fork! Check out the Caylor Cycles website for more info!
Breadwinner Cycles NAHBS 2016
Breadwinner Cycles had one of the bigger displays at NAHBS this year. These babies are built with Columbus steel by Ira Ryan and Tony Pereira in Portland, Oregon. According to the website wait for a new custom frame is just 8 to 12 weeks. Not bad! Pretty cool little bike builder/configurator, too. Lots more pics after the […]
Connor Wood Bicycles NAHBS 2016
Would you buy a wood bike? Here’s how Connor Wood Bicycles describes their bikes on their website: STRONG – Steam bent, Kevlar reinforced and race tested DURABLE – Protected with marine spar varnish GREEN – Individually made from sustainable American hardwoods BEAUTIFUL – Hand-sculpted ash and walnut woods LOCAL – Made in Denver, CO USA They […]
DiNucci Cycles NAHBS 2016
This was one of my favorite bikes at the show, built by Mark DiNucci of DiNucci Cycles. I’m just a big fan of road bikes with long reach road calipers and meaty tires. And of course the lug work and paint is fantastic. Also, that is a coolest way to mount a Silca pump. Two more pics after […]
Squid Bikes NAHBS 2016
This cool Squid Bikes cross bike was in the Gevenalle booth at NAHBS.
White Industries NAHBS 2016
Not sure how but I only ended up with two pics from the White Industries booth at NAHBS, cause it was huge and right in the middle of the show. They have a new version of their ultra cool crankset with a 30mm spindle (not pictured, sorry). But how about these cool pink and purple hubs?
Rex Cycles NAHBS 2016
Steve Rex has been building frames in Sacramento for almost three decades. And he brought tons of cool bikes to the show. I especially like this celeste city bike he built for his wife. Lots more pics after the jump. And a note on photography–these were literally the first shots I took at the show, and my […]
Circa Cycles NAHBS 2016
Rich Fox founded Circa Cycles in Portland, Oregon three years ago. With a background in a design and engineering and a love for his old Alan road bike, he developed a manufacturing process he calls MABEL for “modular and bonded endless lugs,” utilizing CNC-milled aluminum components. His focus is keeping it affordable and made in the […]
Strong Frames NAHBS 2016
I first became aware of Carl Strong when Ibis moved in with him in the late 90s. Since then his Bozeman, Montana-based business has been through some ups and downs but has survived the test of time. Carl is now focused purely on custom steel and ti frames, building at a rate about one per […]
Paul Component Engineering NAHBS 2016
On Saturday I talked briefly to Paul of Paul Component Engineering. He has new stems! And the cranks are about the get an overhaul with a new 30mm spindle! More pics after the jump!