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I’m chipping away at the “Wanderer” before taking it off to paint. This is a 650b all roads bike designed for 32-38mm tires and a small rear carrier. We opted for all internal routing and cabling, which is always a fun challenge. The shift and brake cables are fairly straight forward. Running light wiring is fun, especially when dealing with different bottom bracket standards and a desire to mount t

Hold onto your hats, Bristol- Winter is coming.

I can’t believe it’s been two weeks since the last blog update. Things here at Winter have been moving along at a steady clip. With NAHBS looming in the near future it’s the seasonal rush to get customer bikes wrapped up and ready to show, as well as to keep the normal flow of small parts and repairs moving through. In addition to the work, January has also been a busy time with shop visitors. IR

Happy New Year! To celebrate the New Year and the new winter to Toronto, Dandyhorse (blog) is running a “Winter cycling with Winter Bicycles” double feature. First up is a Q&A revolving around some of what I consider when building an all weather urban bike, and some functional features that can be incorporated when setting your existing bike. How to choose a winter bike with Winter Bicycles by: Dana L