Mosaic Cycles builds handcrafted titanium and steel bicycles in small batches in Boulder, Colorado.
Founded by Aaron Barchek, the family-based company focuses on precise fabrication and immaculate welding. Their titanium frames have minimalist styling and often use oversized butted tubing — offering the stiffness of top-shelf carbon, or the compliant feel of an endurance bike.
Mosaic works with a small number of dealers, and their bikes are often built with custom geometry to suit the rider — particularly the road-going RT-1 and the gravel-grinding GT-1.
Can you picture yourself riding this spectacular titanium ‘crosser? Boulder’s Mosaic Cycles are raffling one of their award-winning XT-1 bikes to the winner, with 100% of the proceeds deservedly going to the Wounded Warrior Project.
The 2017 NAHBS has drawn to a close, leaving a wake of incredibly beautiful bicycles in it’s wake. Our heads are still reeling from the variety of bikes displayed, including this Mosaic RT-1D, put together by Illinois’ Velosmith for SRAM’s show booth.
The author of today’s bike is Jeremy Nathan, editor of Life Is A Beautiful Detail, one of the most excellently curated blogs about Art, Life…
The North American Handmade Bicycle Show continues to conquer, every year, each quarter of the United States. In the nine years it has been held,…
