Steel bikes built in Durango, Colorado
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 …
In the last few years, we've seen a new type of steed surface in the mountain bike world. There are a few names for these new machines, but the simplest one seems to be the Hardcore Hardtail. These bikes are changing a lot of what we originally thought of when we think; hardtail mountain bike. …
I'm very excited to announce that Myth has officially partnered up with Bedrock Bags! I've actually known Andrew and Joey for years, and watched their company grow from a tiny startup to an industry-leading manufacturer of sewn bikepacking bags. The best part is that they're another Durango company, based just across town from us. It …
You may notice that a few things have changed on the website. Here's a summary. If you have any questions about any of this, please let me know. Price changes *Gasp!* Price changes! Don't worry, they're not bad: Stealth dropper routing: Across the board, none of the frames include stealth dropper routing in the base …
I've been wanting to do post mount brakes on my frames and forks since day one, but I haven't taken the plunge on a post mount jig. I just didn't love the options available for purchase, and they're a couple hundred dollars each. So I looked up the standard dimensions of post mount brakes, and …