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Bespoked London tech gallery: Bikes with blowtorches and fire extinguishers, gold leaf and 32-inch gravel bikes

Cyclingnews·https://www.cyclingnews.com/author/paul-norman/·about 1 month ago
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(Image credit: Future) The Bespoked show has returned to London this year, bringing with it a selection of the best and most out-there bike tech and niche builds. Alongside custom frames from niche bike builders, there are tech highlights such as the Zero Lag KOM hub made in the Peak District, Japanese thru-axles for any standard, and a cut-away Rohloff hub, showing exactly why it's not a good idea to pull one apart to see what's inside. (Image credit: Future) Star of the Condor stand was its custom-painted Italia RC, complete with gold leaf details. (Image credit: Future) The gold leaf even extended to the inside faces of the fork legs. (Image credit: Future) Not to mention the Condor logos. (Image credit: Future) And the Clerkenwheels reference to Condor's Grey's Inn Road home in London. (Image credit: Future) There were some lovely Condor bikes. I'll take you through them. This was a classic steel Acciaio road model. (Image credit: Future) And a Campagnolo equipped Acciaio Stainless.…

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