On Ben Serotta’s stand at NAHBS, alongside the latest line-up of bikes, which included a road bike featuring new custom Columbus tubing, was a stunning…
John Caletti builts some pretty straightforward bikes, and their comparative simplicity is what makes them beautiful to look at. While last year’s bikes had some…
At NAHBS for the third year was Cyfac, a relatively little known French bicycle maker, but one with an illustrious history. Standing for Cycles Fabrications…
A couple days ago we talked about upgrades to Shimano’s Tiagra and Acera component lines. Today we have news about upgrades to Shimano components that…
France-based Urge Bike Products is on the forefront of two exciting movements in the bicycle industry — the enduro mountain bike helmet movement and the…
Independent Fabrications was showing off their new Cross Jester, above, a full carbon cyclocross bike. Tube and log construction allows for full custom, and all…
Black Cat Cycles had three new bicycles on display next to their standard 26″ mountain bike, which was decked out with some 2012-ish Truvativ components…
Recently, Kona rounded up what they considered the most influential European journalists, and whisked them off to Colomars, France for an extended riding session aboard…
Fort Collins, Colorado’s Black Sheep Bikes won the NAHBS Best Offroad category for this, a 29-er, built for a customer to ride this year’s Tour Divide…
This year, NAHBS allowed designers to join the builders as exhibitors, and one of the most exorbitant examples was Krencker’s custom built, luxury Cyfac road…
The Bicycle City. Trailer from Greg Sucharew on Vimeo. What happens when you introduce 20,000 bicycles to a town in Nicaragua? Pedals for Progress founder…
Cielo, Chris King’s cycling brand, introduced two new performance oriented versions of existing bikes: The Cyclocross Racer and two variations of the Sportif road bike.…
Shimano’s “gateway,” “stepping stone,” or whatever you want to call them groupsets are going through changes. Acera is joining its higher-end brethren with the addition…