Nova Cycles Supply chief Lon Kennedy discusses the manufacturing process of bicycle frame tubes, and talks about what his company is doing to make up the shortfall left by True Temper's exit

The June 10-12 Classic Rendezvous Weekend bike show in Greensboro, North Carolina, will pay tribute to two significant figures recently departed from the handbuilt/vintage bicycle scene.

Silca was a 98-year old pump manufacturer as Italian as spaghetti. It was recently acquired by new American owners, and production was moved to Indiana. Now it's as American as apple pie.

Cycling innovator Craig Calfee narrowly missed the Kickstarter funding target for his DIY bamboo kit bikes, yet he regards it as a successful campaign. He explains why.

There are times when the only workable solution is a handbuilt custom frame, as national champion and UCI world cup race winner Jay LaPointe will readily attest.

Multiple NAHBS Awards winner, Rob English, explained to the Outspoken Cyclist why vertical compliance and stiffness are commonly misunderstood or misused.

Northern California frame builder Peter Johnson may be the best builder you've never heard of.

Richard Sachs muses on the viral multiplication of tasks and challenges encountered when trying to accomplish a project