Review: Ortre Cinco5
Ortre is a design studio based in Sydney that create products for ‘everyday cyclists’. You will hopefully recognize the name from the sidebar of The…
Garage 271 Dürkopp
Garage 271 are two guys who are intent on reviving interest in the long wheelbase, easy-tracking frames of the 1930s — 50s. This is one…
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Hunter Cycles 29er
Nowadays, ‘adventure biking’ are two words used to label anything from an afternoon out back to a race around the world. But for those who…
Yard Rescue: A rare 1984 Dave Moulton Fuso frame
The name of Dave Moulton and the Fuso marque may not be the most instantly recognized name amongst younger fans of the handmade or custom…
Kinfolk x Ronrico Rum
There’s plenty of comparisons made between custom bicycles and hand-crafted liquors such as wines and whiskeys. The Kinfolk Bicycle Company recently received an alternative assignment:…
Baum Corretto Purple Art
The titanium and steel frames produced by Baum Cycles are now considered some of Australia’s finest, enjoying a highly regarded and desired reputation. A mutual…
Review: Poler Rucksack
Portland is a hotbed of creativity. Readers of The Spoken will be well aware of the profuse number of custom frame builders located in Oregon’s…
Biascagne Cicli x Rik Guasco
Over the last couple of years, the Italian custom bicycle house, Biascagne Cicli, have created a special bicycle and offered it for sale, the proceeds…
Kumo Cycles Winter Bike
While the northern hemisphere begins to warm with the knowledge that summer and the Tour de France are just around the corner, it’s beginning to…
An oddity from Frances Cycles: The Diffusible Tourist
There’s a lot of controversy surrounding the true location of the USA’s original Surf City. It’s either Huntington Beach or Santa Cruz, depending on your…
