Carbon wheels can feel like a saturated market. On one end sit the heritage racing brands with decades of peloton pedigree, and on the other, an endless array of OEM-made rims differentiated…

With winter returning in full force across the Northern Hemisphere, let’s make this day extra special for all our friends out there doing one of the most beautiful and toughest jobs around…

For my final MADE coverage of the year, I wanted to do something a little different. This was my first time attending MADE, and, fittingly, the last edition to take place at the remarkable Zidell …

While in Osaka, expect to come across some truly standout bikes. One example is this Yamaguchi track build, owned by Yuma, who chose to elevate a subtle detail into the centerpiece…

Another week, another MADE round-up! This time, we’re taking a closer look at an eclectic mix of bikes and builds from across the show floor, from fast and finely tuned cruisers to funky…

In 1992, the legendary Lotus 108 was unveiled. With its striking Formula-One driven design and engineering, this alien spaceship drove Chris Boardman to Olympic gold at the Barcelona…

Alright. You’ve seen the gravel bikes, the track bikes, and the funky bikes. Now: the road bikes. I can already feel a few of you rolling your eyes, muttering that you’ve got no love left for roadie stuff...

Cool bike? Check. Cool film camera? Check. Impeccable style, balancing SPD shoes for performance with a relaxed long-sleeve look? Check…

Fast bikes, 3D-printed frames, 32” oddities, sure, they grab a lot of headlines this year. But what about the bikes that actually live with you? The quiet commuters, the block-runners…

The Cinelli Laser has long held cult status, spotting one is always an event, and I’m always happy to take a few pictures. Its owners tend to fall into two distinct camps. On one side are the historians…

After a string of recent bike shows, I’ll admit I had stopped actively looking for track bikes. Not for lack of interest, far from it, but because they seem to have disappeared altogether…

You voted. You shaped it. And now it’s happening. About a month ago, we asked you to help define this bike, its name, its look, and its identity. Today, we’re proud to announce that…

The biggest handmade bicycle show in North America was truly something! I’m reporting back with some real "bangers," the kind that may or may not leave you drooling in front of your screen…

Now more than a decade old, the original Leica SL is a camera I’d wanted to put to the test for a long time. When the opportunity finally presented itself, I went hunting for a bargain…

Thanks for keeping the spirit of fixed gear alive, for making this community such a welcoming space, and for celebrating the simple beauty of these wonderfully stupid bikes. Here’s to another year of freedom, creativity, and endless riding. Cheers!

Part 3 and the final act of my favorite bikes from Mini Bike Fest 2026! You can catch the first two parts here: [Mini Bike Fest 2026]. In this final installment, we’re looking at…

Here is the final article in the Shanghai series, and while writing it, I quickly realized that adding yet another triple bike check would not do justice to the incredible variety I experienced during…

Fixed gear culture seems to be in good hands. At a time when most cycling content is compressed into quick, vertical clips, a group of teenagers in Tokyo chose a different path…

Sometimes, it just feels good to come back to the basics. Nothing like a good old Mash Parallax to remind us that this absolute weapon of a track bike remains undefeated when it comes to street cred…

Erik’s prototype started life as a very practical idea. After deciding to move to Amsterdam with his wife, he wanted a bike that would make sense in Europe: something easy to bring on the train…