(Photos: Bob Huff for Vanilla Workshop)
The new ‘Vanilla Classic’ pays tribute to Sacha White’s legacy
(Photos: Bob Huff for Vanilla Workshop)
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(Photos: Bob Huff for Vanilla Workshop)
The Vanilla Workshop unveils ‘Ready-Made’ OG1 Speedvagen
The OG1 from The Vanilla Workshop in southeast Portland is the biggest move company founder Sacha White has made yet.
(Photos: The Vanilla Workshop)
(Photos: The Vanilla Workshop)
Now you can a bike designed, developed, and made in Portland from the legendary Vanilla Workshop in two weeks or less. It’s called the “OG1” and it’ll come fully-built for just over $5,000.
That’s huge news. Here’s why:
Industry Ticker: The Vanilla Workshop launches ‘Urban Racer’ model
The new Urban Racer from The Vanilla Workshop, the latest in Sacha White’s Speedvagen line.
(Photos by John Watson)
(Photos by John Watson)
Sacha White, the southeast Portland-based maker of fine bicycles who has sat among the top American framebuilders for years, has just released a new bike: the Urban Racer.
Sacha White marks 15 years with The New Vanilla Workshop
Sacha White and one of his Speedvagens.
(Photos: The Vanilla Workshop)
(Photos: The Vanilla Workshop)
Catching up with Sacha White
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Met with Sacha (the man behind Vanilla Bicycles) today to talk about a project we’re working on and he mentioned some very cool news.
First, he’s commissioned Dan Gillsdorf of Atlas Tattoo to design the first-ever, limited edition Vanilla Bicycles poster. I didn’t see the sketches, but Sacha says it will be in the style of a vintage, art-nouveau advertisement and will feature his wife and daughter riding on their Vanilla stepthrough city bike with the cityscape in the background and something about a flock of swallows flying around. Sounded very cool.