The latest Cycling Industry News Podcast takes a deep dive into the craft of frame making, its past, present and future and how it fits into the cycling industry in 2026. Sean Lally once again guides ...

What if you could learn to build your own custom bike frame from scratch? In 2026, Portland, Oregon, will become home to Firsthand Framebuilding, a first-of-its-kind bicycle framebuilding school that ...

Some University of Iowa students work on plain metal frames and transform them into colorful and unique bikes every semester. The course, which melds engineering and art, has a long waitlist of ...

Onguza, a handbuilt steel bicycle company, has introduced the Bliksem, a gravel-plus addition to their range of frames made in Africa.

It’s hard to find anyone in the sport of cycling with a career and accolades as varied as Lennard Zinn. Zinn is a best-selling author, a former member of the US Olympic team, and he was among the ...

Cargo bikes can haul an impressive amount of stuff and serve as a car replacement for many folks around the world. While there are more models every year from bike manufacturers, the siren song of a ...

Boom Boom Bike Room owners Erin and Alex Guereña don’t want to just build you a bike. They want to build you your bike. The first step of the process? Make a playlist. “We ask for the playlist to get ...

There’s an old, cautionary and rueful joke in the booze game: If you want to make a small fortune in wine, start with a large fortune. Being the relatively little guy, no matter how much people dig ...

Bike frames are most commonly made out of steel. If you’ve got money for something nicer though, you might go with something in aluminium or carbon fiber. [The Q] went completely off-the-wall with ...

After some time, road bikes may look a little worse for wear and the value in them may be hard to see, however, by following some simple techniques, they can restored to their former glory. In this ...

When it comes to bicycles and components, people tend to defend their preferences with what amounts to an almost-religious fervor. But ultimately our opinions about what’s “best” are often just ...