Another year, and more amazing bikes from the ENVE Builder Roundup! Many thanks to ENVE HQ for supplying these images.
Ritte Cycles
Los Angeles, California: Occulto Allroad
“The Occulto AR joins our titanium lineup as the rough road sibling of the Occulto that we debuted last year. These bikes are custom built in the USA and feature our fully 3d printed front end for hidden cabling. This Occulto AR is built around a fast allroad geometry and ENVE’s All-Road IN-Route Fork with tire clearances of 40mm.”
“Further updates include a new 3d printed UDH dropout for some future-proofing – a further collaboration with Josh Ogle, who worked with us on the design and engineering of the headtube along with the seat mast topper. This particular bike is finished with a combination of brushing, bead blasting, and polishing of the frame with a painted to match fork and handlebar. A rugged finish for a bike that’ll see some hard miles.”
- Learn more at Ritte Cycles
Rock Lobster Cycles
Santa Cruz, California: Bro-Tour Road
“(Brototype) This is the first one, made from 7005 Dedacciai Fire tubing, the Bro-Tour is made for road racing at any level or fast group rides.”
- Learn more at Rock Lobster Cycles
Saffron Frameworks
London, United Kingdom: GRĀVĀ
“The Grāvā is the culmination of the concept of the road less traveled. It opens up a world between the tarmac; bridleways, farm tracks, fire roads, woodland singletrack. As fast and smooth on road as it is off, the Grāvā will take you anywhere you want to go. Take a step away from the traffic and explore the unexplored, discover new places and reconnect with the simple joy of riding. Adventure begins where the asphalt ends.”
“The full stainless steel frame is silver brazed with tubing from Columbus and KVA and features a 3D printed headtube, utilizing the ENVE IN-Route system which allows for seamless integration of the headset and cockpit. This provides a simple and clean complete system for full internal routing of the brake hoses. At the other end, the dropouts also use 3D printed stainless steel technology to integrate flat mount disc brake mounts with thru axles and Sram UDH derailleur hangers for compatibility with Sram transmission derailleurs as well as Shimano and Campagnolo.”
- Learn more at Saffron Frameworks
Sage Titanium Cycles
Beaverton, Oregon: Barlow
- Tire Clearance: 700×40 or 650×47
- Unique Features: Custom 3D printed T-Type dropouts and chainstay yoke
- Cable Options available: Full Internal, Semi-Internal, External
- Cerakote Finish using our “Standard Template” design
- You choose the colors and we apply it to the artwork template seen here. It’s a semi-custom art program rather than going full custom
- Material Used: Titanium
- Learn more at Sage Titanium Cycles
SaltAir Cycles
Salt Lake City, Utah:
“SaltAir Cycles is an independently owned bicycle frame company based in Salt Lake City. Founded in 2014 by Matthew Nelson, SaltAir creates modern bicycles with a traditional touch and a return to the local artisan experience. Focusing on craft, balanced with function, we build made-to-order steel frames using torch and file.”
- Learn more at SaltAir Cycles
Scarab Cycles
Columbia: Paramo Integrated
“Scarab Cycles presents the Paramo Integrated Delft Chiva, a one-of-a-kind gravel bike, masterfully crafted and hand-painted to blend Dutch heritage with exuberant Colombian culture. Every Chiva tells its own story, and the Chivas produced at Scarab Cycles are no different thanks to the artistry of Fernando, a third-generation Chiva painter. Fernando’s meticulous technique, passed down through generations, involves detailed pencil markings, pinstriping, and brush strokes.”
“The Paramo Integrated Gravel Racer Delft Chiva is built as a pure gravel racer. Constructed from Columbus Spirit and Life tubing, it offers exceptional power transfer, comfort, and durability. As with every Scarab, the geometry is tailored to Ard’s specifications, ensuring a perfect fit.”
- Learn more at Scarab Cycles
Weis Manufacturing
Brooklyn, New York: Titanium Gravel Machine
- Learn more at Weis Manufacturing
That’s a wrap for the 2024 ENVE Builder Roundup!