Custom bikes built in Durango, Colorado
This Monday's Magnifying Glass is something pretty subtle. Cable routing is the kind of thing that's easy to overlook in the design of a frame. But it really makes a difference if the framebuilder puts thought into what the frame will be used for, and the best way to achieve cable routing for that use. …
The last frame to come out of the shop was this Talos with the stealth dropper routing upgrade. One new thing about this frame was the size. We're introducing a size halfway between Medium and Large, and this was the first one. Basically, the seat tube length is the same as the medium, but the …
This is the latest Titanium frame to come out of the Myth workshop. It's a Wyvern, size Large, with the rocker dropout upgrade, and rack mounts. The client wanted a bikepacking rig for a 27.5 plus build kit he had, and wanted a threaded bottom bracket. This bike uses T47, a standard that blends the …
Every Monday, we'll take a closer look at a detail of our handbuilt bike frames to help give some insight into what makes a Myth a truly custom bike. This is our Monday's Magnifying Glass series, and you can find a new one every week here on the blog. As a framebuilder, there are lots …
We're starting a new series of blog and Instagram posts called Monday's Magnifying Glass. Every Monday we'll take a closer look at a design or process detail and explain why we do something a certain way, and what led us to that solution. I think this will be a really cool way to give some …