The Radavist

What an amazing flier. 904 Fixed’s event, Hellcat Alleycat is back for its second year. Check out more information below.

Oh yeahhhhhh. The All-City Macho Man cross bike is what everyone’s been pestering Jeff about since the Nature Boy’s release: gears please! Slated for September, for a $1595 retail complete and $595 frameset, this thing will sell out fast. Head to your LBS and pre-order one now! Check out more at All-City.

Jeff, tell me there’s a Zona model coming out?

So. I was wrong yesterday. It turns out, Ty was actually on his All-City Zona Nature Boy when he was getting his #crossiefreestyle on in that Vernor photo. In fact, Ty raced just about every weekend on this bike and found plenty of time to get rad.

Check out more below!

When Jeff from All-City sent me an email earlier today announcing the “Fuzzy Bars” being in stock, I thought for sure he meant that Bryan was getting his own signature townie bars (see below).

Turns out, the Fuzzy Bars are a new 3″ rise, 22.2 clamp, 10.5° sweep steel riser for your fixed freestyle ride. I guess that means Fuzzy is getting some new bars for his fixed freestyle whip! Pick these up at Bicycle Revolutions and other fine LBS across the country!

Without going into too much detail about the nature of distance riding on a track bike, I’ll just post up this video from Paris. Check out more details on the distances at the Vimeo page.

The second video is from Basicity Films in Poland. Just some easy cruising around Wroclaw. Remember the January ride video?

After I wrote my original review of the Nature Boy, I got a lot of emails asking why I had chosen to set a singlespeed cross bike up as a townie. Initially I felt like I had good reason then after putting on a Nitto Campee rack, my once-light cross bike was rather heavy and bulky. Then I bent a fender and I felt like it was time to ride this thing how it was intended to be ridden.

Check out more photos below.

So stoked on this project. When I first saw All-City’s Nature Boy I knew I had to get one. After some arm-wrestlin, horse betting and prostitution, I managed to get one from Jeff. Gotta finish up trimming the cables, wrapping the bars, installing fenders and swapping out a few stock components but right now, I’m stoked to finally be riding one of these awesome bikes. Expect a full review once I get my lens fixed.

Previously:
All-City: Nature Boy Complete Build
All-City Nature Boy Cyclocross Bike

Jeff from All-City posted photos of the Nature Boy complete single-speed cross bike. I am in love man. Seriously, this is one of the nicest complete steel bikes I’ve seen for 2011. Really impressive. I want one! Check out more photos here.

MSRP, if I’m not mistaken is $900

When I first saw photos of All-City’s new Nature Boy fixed / ss cross bike my jaw dropped. Was Jeff really capable of making such a beautiful bike? Of course he is. Now, a few months later and the first build pops up online. I really really really want one of these. If only it had rack mounts! It’d be a perfect winter bike (I’m still gonna try to steal one while I’m in Minneapolis for the All-City Champs).

Check out more photos here at the All-City blog!

Previously:
All-City Nature Boy Cyclocross Bike

After a successful Kickstarter campaign at the end of 2023, the Veolo bike trailer is moving to production—available for pre-order now with an expected arrival time of May 2024. Hailey Moore has been looking for an analog system for carrying more commuting cargo by bike and was intrigued by the Veolo’s lightweight build, modest storage footprint, and hefty carrying capacity.

Read on for her first-ride review of this German-made bike trailer…

In this review of the Cedaero Fork Lift Pack, Hailey Moore writes about the benefits of hybridizing traditional touring setups with more streamlined bikepacking products, and assesses how Cedaero’s additon to today’s fork bag offerings faired in wet weather this past summer in Colorado.