The Rugged, Handmade Beauty of Cameron Falconer’s Bikes
If you’re interested in hand-built bicycle frames, there’s a good chance you already know the name Cameron Falconer.
Bikes have been a popular way of transportation and recreation for many years, but they’re also an increasingly interesting DIY project! Whether you’re new to bike building or a seasoned veteran, there’s no shortage of news, parts and projects that can inspire your imagination. In these blog posts, we’ll dive deep into trends in the world of biking; from custom designs to engine-powered inventions and much more — get ready for some truly awesome things! Plus, learn about tips for getting started with small bike-building projects around your home. So strap on those gear helmets and join us as we explore what makes biking great today!
If you’re interested in hand-built bicycle frames, there’s a good chance you already know the name Cameron Falconer.
The Screaming Rabbit is a custom bike that uses bike uses an airboat motor for some extra propulsion and a nasty sound.
It started with a cold beer, a bike ride, and “Boy, it would be nice to have a bottle opener.”
From a simple spoke amplifier to monitors that gather useful data, there’s sure to be a bike hack out there that will elevate your ride.
Australian Maker dad Tez Gelmir decided to build a Star Wars speeder bike for his daughter’s first birthday.
This art project at the San Francisco Exploratorium uses an old Huffy bike, a shipping container, and the tide to imitate Bosun’s whistle.
A Maker based in Eugene, Oregon is offering up his hand-built “fossilized” T-Rex bike on Craigslist. Sue is 8.5 feet tall and 12 feet long.