As of today, Wednesday, December 12, 2012 there are four remaining spaces in the Brevet Series™ project queue, which will be capped at a total of ten bikes. The deposit window remains open until the 31st of December, unless the … Continue reading →

If you’re using the contact form on the site to get in touch, please be sure to include your email address in the body of the message, in addition to the box requesting this information. If your email address is … Continue reading →

There are two important pieces of news in this post, so be sure to read through to the bottom. We are launching a new project at Boxer Bicycles called the Brevet Series™ line of starter kits. Four kits in the … Continue reading →

Josh at thebicyclestory.com interviewed a group of framebuilders about the first bike they ever built – what was it? where is it now? that kind of stuff. Anyhow, go read about my story here. Photo credit: Leslie Larson

  For Sale: Boxer Bicycles Cargo Bus SOLD! The bike we built for the 2011 edition of the Oregon Manifest is SOLD. You could call it a Cargo Bus, but I think the better description is a cross between a … Continue reading →

Mitch wanted a bike that rode well, worked with him on the hills, let him do long day rides and brevets, handled well with a load – even an overnight camping load. He did his homework and came to me … Continue reading →

Chris is a very well traveled fellow who wanted a travel camping bike. With glittering gold finish. On the frame _and_ fenders. We built up a 700c wheeled S&S coupled frame and fork with all the braze-ons he could ever … Continue reading →

Wayne received his new Boxer Travel Randonneur in early August, leaving just enough time for him to get familiar with it, work out any glaring fit issues and practice assembling and dis-assembling the bike before his departure for Paris. PBP … Continue reading →

Check out the latest issue of paved Magazine, from the editors of Bike, that classic publication full of dirt-oriented cycling, for a very nice piece about the new-wave U.S. Constructeurs. The article profiles such superb builders as Peter Wiegle, Tony … Continue reading →

The Oregon Manifest Design Challenge is rapidly approaching (October!) and it’s been busy round here finishing up bikes in the queue and celebrating Father’s Day and Katie’s birthday and on and on. Now I need to refocus and get this … Continue reading →