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When it comes to converting vintage mountain bikes to commuters and cargo bikes, there are a few cargo fork options out there, but for Stolen Garage, they wanted to make something unique using Anne’s RockRider as the prototype. Let’s check it out with wonderful photos by Romain, below!
For this week’s Readers’ Rides, Yann from Cycles Khelonys sent over a beautiful truss fork touring bike. Let’s check it out!
Building a bike for your kid is a fulfilling experience for a parent and child. Krishna Muirhead just completed a 1995 Barracuda A2E for his son, Nico, and sent it along for a very rad Readers’ Rides!
This week’s Readers’ Rides comes from Chris Hargreaves, the mind behind the Cyclespeak podcast. Read on as he shares his Onguza Bicycles hardtail from the streets of Manchester, UK…
We’re so lucky to have Guy Stone from Relstone Cycles display his beautiful Ghidorah rigid MTB for this week’s Readers’ Rides. Inspired by Kaiju movies, this gilded steed features a King Ghidorah theme. Read on for a brief description and a gallery of photos by Daniel Iroh…
This week’s Readers’ Rides is one for the dog lovers out there! PDW co-founder Erik Olson just got himself a new puppy, Sammy. He recently decided to rebrand his Kona Dew Plus to reflect his love for the new pup…
For this week’s Readers’ Rides, Teddy shares with us his shreddy basket bike built upon a 1992 Litespeed “Mountain” chassis…
1990s ‘cross/hybrid bikes are still very relevant for today’s riders. This week’s Readers’ Rides comes from Tilman from Tesuque Bikes, who shares a recent build of a 1991 Miyata Alumicross for a friend. The Alumicross was very similar to modern gravel touring bikes. Let’s check it out…
This week’s Readers’ Rides comes from Chris P, who shares his Indy Fab Club Racer with us…
Mid-reach road bikes date back to the introduction of the first pneumatic tires and gained popularity in the 1970s and 1980s, with many vintage bikes featuring ample clearance to accommodate 32 mm and larger rubber. Charlie shares with us one such bike from the Rivendell catalog of yesteryear, the Romulus, for this week’s Readers’ Rides!
Like Grant, we’re suckers for skinny tubed, rim brake road bikes. Let’s check out his hand-painted Steelman Stage Race road bike…
The Trek Antelope might be the most popular Readers’ Rides submission over here at The Radavist, and today, Tilman from Tesuque Bikes shares his “The Soul of the Thing” build. Let’s check it out…
This week’s Readers’ Rides comes from our buddy Jared in Raleigh, North Carolina, with his Omnium e-Cargo, equipped with a Bike Lane Sweeper he calls the “Wheelie Clean.” We love e-mobility and Omnium cargo bikes and know y’all do too, so let’s check it out!
We’re always stoked when makers share their custom projects for a Readers’ Rides, and today, we’re featuring the work of Gunnison-based Goodday Bikes + Curiosity Bags. Read on for Chris and Arly’s words and photos of this stunning Javelina hardtail!
There’s no doubt people comb through our seventeen years of Beautiful Bicycles over here at The Radavist for inspiration. This week’s Readers’ Rides takes it to another level. Chris Hargreaves from Manchester, England, was inspired by Chris’s Independent Fabrication ‘cross bike we featured twelve years ago, and had a new-to-him Indy Fab painted to match. Let’s check it out!
Our Readers’ Rides column has become a venue for introducing new framebuilders. Not just to the readership, either! We’ve been introduced to lots of new companies over the years through this fun feature. Today we’ve got Ben sharing his GJ 29er from Grand Junction’s Orchard Bicycle, and boy, is it a beaut! Read on for Ben’s wonderful photos and words below…
The Surly Karate Monkey is a fan favorite and for today’s Readers’ Rides, Neil shares his longest standing, most ridden bike with us…
The Stridsland Beachcomber gets a lot of love over here at The Radavist and today for our weekly Readers’ Rides feature, Peter shares with us his super fun build with a 3×3 Nine Getriebenabe hub!
