(Photos © J. Maus)
The Oregon Handmade Bicycle Show is this weekend. The event is a great opportunity to immerse yourself in what I think is one of Oregon’s most exciting and inspiring industries — bicycle building.
35 exhibitors from Oregon and beyond will bring their goods to Sandbox Studio (420 NE 9th Ave) for a show you will not want to miss.
Check the list of exhibitors:
- Blaze Bicycles
- Chris King Components
- Cielo Bicycles
- Co-Motion
- DiNucci Cycles
- English Cycles
- Full Speed Ahead
- Hopworks Urban Brewery
- Hufnagel Cycles
- Keith Anderson Cycles
- Landshark Bicycles
- Littleford Bicycles
- M.A.P. Bicycles
- Metrofiets
- Milholland Bicycle Company
- NuVinci
- Oregon Bicycle Constructors Association
- Pereira Cycles
- Philosophy Bags
- Rad Finishes
- Rolf Prima
- Sprout Cycles
- Stites Design
- Strawberry
- Thursday Bicycles
- Ti Cycles
- Tsunehiro Cycles
- United Bicycle Institute
- Vendetta Cycles
- Vulture Cycles
- Winter Bicycles
In conjunction with the show, and to celebrate their one year anniversary, United Bicycle Institute (3961 N. Williams) is having an open house tomorrow (10/7) night. UBI is also offering free “Bike-by chain lube” service in partnership with Dumonde Tech. Yes, they’ll clean and lube your drive train just for stopping by.
As a bit of a teaser for this weekend’s show, check out my slideshow from last year’s event…
More info at OregonHandmadeBicycleShow.com.
No Sweatpea?
Thanks for the write up Jonathan, I’m super excited for this show.
Since Blaq Design Ltd is front and center on this list, please note their url is: http://www.blaqdesign.com.
Paul and Jeremy just set up shop in the building I work out off on SE 17th. Their sewing machine has been going nonstop for fifteen days straight. Good looking bags, check em out.
Ethan,
Co-motion will be there.
They make her production bikes.
Thanks for the write up, hope to see you at the show. The link for rad finishes appears to not work. You can reach us at Rad Finishes
Great! At least one mountain bike builder (Vulture) will be there!
how come vanilla never goes to these local shows?
Not sure what Sacha would get out of it. He’s not taking orders and he’s already well known here.
Other parts of the country…not so much.
I know a lot of cyclists in the midwest and east coast with custom bikes who have never heard of a Vanilla.
His booth was mobbed at the NAHBS in Richmond, though.