Another entrant to the Hack Bike Derby, organized by The Bicycle Academy a few weeks ago, was one of the Academy’s instructors: Robin Mather. His interpretation of a klunker was inspired by a progenitor of modern mountain biking — Joe Breeze’s Series 2 Breezer.
Back in 2014, Robin Mather designed and built Nick Hand of the Letterpress Collective a cargo-style bike that could carry an Adana printing press. Together, they rode with it from Bristol to Mainz in Germany, where Johannes Gutenberg invented printing with moveable type in the 15th century. While the project was more of a learning…
The Rapha Continental riders continue to forge a legacy of stylish miles, documented with such cinematic excellence that the episodes exceed even BMW’s marketing masterstroke,…
