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20 stunning bespoke bikes at the Enve Builders Summit incl. Prova, Speedvagen, English Cycles, Sarto, Mosaic, Alchemy and more
Here’s a gallery of 20 beautiful custom handmade bikes to kick off the last working day of the week, thanks to the Enve Builders Summit held in Ogden, Utah recently.
Enve has often been a favoured brand of custom framebuilders at shows like NAHBS and the company recognises this, saying the “handmade builders have been an integral part of Enve’s success over the past 12 years,” so decided to create its own event to celebrate this partnership.
- Great custom handbuilt frames — from makers who can craft your dream frame
The 20 custom framebuilders showcased at this event showed the following bikes:
Mosaic RS-1 Road
Prova Speciale Disc Road
Retrotec Gravel
Holland Disc Gravel
Legor Cicli Road
Speedvagen Step-Through
Falconer Road
Salt Air 27.5 Hardtail
Sklar Sweet Spot
Pursuit Leadout Road
Sage Gravel Prototype
Sarto Seta Road
Alchemy Ronin
Bingham Built Disc Road
Allied Able
Argonaut Disc Road
Bastion Road
Moots Vamoots Disc RSL
English Endurance Road
“When we decided to build our new manufacturing facility and headquarters, which we moved into nearly three years ago, one of the objectives was to create a hub for the cyclists who live in and visit Ogden. Opening our doors to the public is something we enjoy more than anything as it delivers a unique perspective and insight into our operation and what we do to create the best products available. Having our custom frame builder partners in house to discuss their needs, the state of cycling, and showcase their latest creations was icing on the cake,” explained Enve’s VP of Product and Brand Jake Pantone.
Photos © John Watson and Ian Matteson
David worked on the road.cc tech team from 2012-2020. Previously he was editor of Bikemagic.com and before that staff writer at RCUK. He's a seasoned cyclist of all disciplines, from road to mountain biking, touring to cyclo-cross, he only wishes he had time to ride them all. He's mildly competitive, though he'll never admit it, and is a frequent road racer but is too lazy to do really well. He currently resides in the Cotswolds, and you can now find him over on his own YouTube channel David Arthur - Just Ride Bikes.
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Thank you for that, their Rapido party hardtail is pure filth.
Anyone in the MTB way should check out Prova's ti hardtail. Under the counter stuff.
The Mosaic, any day of the week
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The Mosaic or the Sarto. The Bastion is hideous!
I love the paintwork on the Sarto and especially the Pursuit, but that Bastion would be worth selling a kidney for.
I love the paintwork on the Sarto and especially the Pursuit, but that Bastion would be worth selling a kidney for.
Mosaic or Sartom, thank you very much.
All are unique and worthy of a second look though.
If you had to pick just one of the above.. which would it be?
Answer below.
Mine would be.. hmm.. the Argonaut Disc Road, by a whisker.
I must say I really like the look of that Allied Able.
Kind of like that Speedvagen ...
English bikes, are stunning. Have a look at the mastery on their instagram feed.