Christopher Igleheart’s Trail Poacher cyclocross bike
Christopher Igleheart belongs to that revered institution of American frame builders, which includes luminaries such as Richard Sachs and Tom Ritchey, whose art fathered the…
Ross Klunker
After Schwinn and Huffy, Ross produced most of the USA’s bicycles during the 50s and 60s. It was founded in 1940 by a gentleman named…
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Geekhouse Mudville by Blue Lug
Given the vast range of colors applied to Geekhouse Bikes, it’s no wonder their frames are so popular in Japan. Cyclocross also enjoys a huge…
Edoz Bicycles
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Colnago Tecnos
The Tour de France is a tradition that extends back 99 years, so it’s interesting to note how the bikes have evolved. The Colnago Tecnos…
Hex American Cycleworks
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Vendetta Cycles Ice Baby
There’s been a spate of gorgeous road bikes on The Spoken lately, which could have something to do with the Tour de France, currently in…
Hampsten Cycles Eddy MAX
Around this time of the year, while the classics and Grand Tours are in full swing, the Hampsten brothers are at their happiest. Memories are…
Globe x Malarky x VNA
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