“The ENVE Grodeo was held on June 25th and 26th of 2021 and featured the Builder Round-Up open house on Friday where more than 30 of the most renowned custom builders displayed their latest works of art.” – ENVE
“Few opportunities exist to meet the builders of such exquisite handcrafted bicycles, and we’re opening our doors so you can help us celebrate their artistry. We’ll be serving up a good time with live music, food, drink, and the opportunity to test your skills on ENVE’s Ogden Trackline Gravel TT.”
The video below is a presentation of nine titanium drop-bar bikes from the Builder Round-Up / Grodeo event. Photos of many of these bikes can be seen further down this post. All photos by the lens guru himself, Ian Matteson of ENVE.
The builders include:
- Sage Titanium Bicycles – http://sagetitanium.com
- Holland Cycles – http://hollandcycles.com
- Firefly Bicycles – http://fireflybicycles.com
- No. 22 Bicycle Company – http://22bicycles.com
- Naked Bicycles & Design – http://nakedbicycles.com
- Horse – http://horsebrand.co
- Ritte Bicycles – http://ritte.cc
- Mosaic Cycles – http://mosaiccycles.com
- Moots – https://moots.com
ENVE – ENVE Grodeo & Builder Round-Up
Holland Cycles
“Inspired by the riding in San Diego, the Holland Titanium is a blend of Gravel and All-Road with gearing that accommodates the range of dirt and pavement riding, along with the aero benefit of the SES 3.4 AR. Three bottle cages and top tube bosses provide options for all-day riding. After close to 50 years of building custom bikes, Holland is still in tune with how people ride their bikes”
Firefly Bicycles
“This titanium all-road truly showcases what custom is all about with integrated Dynamo light wiring and mounts on the ENVE Adventure Fork. The handlebar-mounted Shimano Di2 sprint shifter controls the SRAM AXS wireless dropper post. With integrated bag mounts and Z couplers for easy packing of the bike, this thing is made for travel. Additional custom details come in the form of the titanium Sweet Wings cranks and a modified Shimano derailleur cage that can accommodate up to a 42t cassette with a 2x drivetrain.”
No. 22 Bicycle Company
“The Great Divide Disc is the race-oriented roadie from No. 22. Unique to No.22 is the fact they do all the tube manipulation, such as butting and CNC machining, in-house, and each tube set is optimized for the intended ride profile. In addition, this particular bike features a one-off Cerakote finish, with the plan to offer this option in the future. The Great Divide Disc is built with ENVE’s Integrated Front-End and One-Piece Handlebar/Stem, along with custom titanium fenders.”
Naked Bicycles & Design
“This is the latest in Naked’s experimental phase and is built around the pure joy of it. It’s built to pay homage to the original adventure bike and to play around with what is possible. Naked took it to the extreme with a very long wheelbase, figuring out how it works for aggressive riding and bike packing, Adventure Fork, built around. Dropper post, a really versatile platform for any setup. It’s the old repack days.”
Horse
“The first titanium bike to come out of the Horse Cycles shop is designed for bike packing and the ability to run big rubber with clearance for 27.5 x 2.6 tires. It’s based on the all-road/adventure Stainless Steel bike shown at the Builder Round-Up last year, but Thomas Callahan opted to go with titanium to reduce weight. To achieve the clearance for the Rene Herse tires, the frame features S Bend seat stays and chainstays.”
Ritte Bicycles
“With the help of Tom Kellogg, Ritte brings the brand new Satyr titanium bike that’s made to handle the burly forestry roads outside of Los Angeles. With clearance up to 50mm tires, it delivers versatility for bike packing or just providing confidence through handling for any type of riding. Aether Finishing in Santa Barbara does the Pray For Rain finish on the frame.”
Mosaic Cycles
“Mosaic’s GT-1 45 is their top-level gravel bike with room for 45mm tires and designed the geometry to be fast and aggressive. The frame uses an oversized butted titanium tube set, and it’s painted in the signature Mosaic Tri Fade layout. Mosaic configured the standard build with a SRAM Red Etap group, ENVE G23 wheelset, an ENVE AR Handlebar, and paint matched ENVE stem and seat post.”
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Links of Interest:
- ENVE Factory Tour: How they make & test Rims, Wheels, Frames & More!
- 2020 ENVE Builder Bikes Round-Up: HOT Gravel Bikes! – Part One
- 2020 ENVE Builder Bikes Round-Up: HOT Gravel Bikes! – Part Two
- Mosaic Cycles Factory Tour
- Moots Routt 45 Titanium Gravel Bike Review
- ENVE Custom Road / Allroad Bikes
- ENVE AG25 Foundation Gravel Wheelset Review
- ENVE Composites G23 Wheelset Review
- ENVE Composites G27 650b Wheelset Review
- BERD Spokes / ENVE G23 Carbon Gravel Wheelset Review
- The Hookless Bead Rim: How It Works & Who They’re For
- Campagnolo Ekar 1×13-Speed Long-Term Review
- Gravel Cyclist’s Route Library
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