Monday 6th May 2019
Reynolds returns to Bristol for handbuilt bike show Bespoked 2019
On 3-5 May, Reynolds Technology headed to Bristol to attend the bike show Bespoked 2019. The Bespoked UK Handmade Bicycle Show has been running for 9 years and attracts framebuilders and companies from all over the UK, as well as abroad. We were exhibitors again this year, our 120th year in business.
We showcased a range of steel and titanium tubing, including a number of new parts such as double bend chainstays and seatstays, 3D printed titanium and stainless steel components, and some of our limited edition 120th anniversary decals and beer mats.
![Reynolds Technology booth at Bespoked 2019](https://www.reynoldstechnology.biz/wp-content/uploads/2019/05/DSC00953-1-1050x666.jpg)
There were also a number of beautiful frames built with Reynolds tubing on display at the show, including a stunning 953 from Varonha Frameworks, recipient of the Cyclist Magazine choice award, as well as a 921 build by Islabikes, part of the Imagine project, which seeks to make bicycle manufacture and supply more sustainable.
Sean Conway’s record-breaking Stanforth Conway with 853 tubing was also there. The bike covered 3980 miles in 24 days, 18 hours and 39 minutes – not that you would be able to tell, looking at the remarkably clean looking frame – to take the world record for cycling across Europe last summer.
You can browse through some of the frames featuring Reynolds at Bespoked this year, as well as some close-ups of the 3D printed components, tubing and merchandise on our stand below.
A pair of fine bikes with 853 tubing from Derbyshire-based 18 Bikes
A pair of fine bikes with 853 tubing from Derbyshire-based 18 BikesAn award-winning 953 from Varonha Frameworks Varonha Frameworks’ 953 build won the Cyclist Magazine choice award at the show A 921 build from Islabikes, part of the Imagine project
A 921 build from Islabikes, part of the Imagine projectThe record-breaking Stanforth Conway with Reynolds 853 was at the show
The record-breaking Stanforth Conway with Reynolds 853 was at the showStanforth Bikes’ Pamira (725 with 853 forks) won a well-deserved Pannier Choice award At our stand, we had a range of our 3D printed components – both Ti and stainless steel A plate of freshly printed dropouts, alongside prototype designs printed in plastic (pictured front) One of our limited edition Reynolds 120 decals We brought a range of tubing to the show, including newly available double bend chainstays and seatstays
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