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The Great Divide Disc is now available

There's no escaping it: disc brakes on road bikes are here in a very big way. In recent months disc brakes have become our most popular custom option on the Great Divide, and in recognition of this we are now building the Great Divide Disc as a stand-alone model. Click through for more.

No. 22 at NAHBS 2015: Introducing the all new Reactor

After months of development, we are excited today to launch our all new Reactor model from the floor of the North American Handmade Bicycle Show. The Reactor is intended as a more race-focused bike than our current Great Divide model, with a frame that is stiffer under power and more aggressive, race-ready geometry. During the development process of the Reactor, we scrutinized every element of the frame to deliver on the light, stiff and durable demands of a race focused bike. The end result is a frame with the stiffness and ride quality expected from a top tier titanium frame, at a weight of only 13.1lbs complete as shown. Click through for the complete details.

Sold - 54cm Broken Arrow demo for sale

Well, that was quick—we're happy to say that this bike found a new home within 24h of being posted. Thanks to all of those interested. We're selling our brand new Broken Arrow demo bike. Built to be photographed for the Broken Arrow's launch, this bike was never ridden, and is in like-new condition. The only exception is some very minor scuffing on the wheels from being jostled in shipping. Based on the $5,499 CX1 build of the Broken Arrow, this bike has an upgraded wheelset with Reynolds Assault Disc carbon tubulars. The tires are Clement MXPs, still unglued. Our regular price for this build is $6,349. For this weeks-old demo, we are asking $5,499. Click through for full specs and more images

The Radavist shoots the new Broken Arrow at US CX Nationals

Wilis Johnson of Brooklyn No. 22 dealer Deluxe Cycles caught the attention of The Radavist while racing at the US CX Nationals in Austin, Texas. Check out the full gallery of the Broken Arrow in all its muddy glory at The Radavist.

Deep Dive: The All New No. 22 Little Wing

After months of development, we are excited to launch the latest version of the No. 22 Little Wing titanium track frame. Building on the success of the original Little Wing, this new version has been our most ambitious new bike development yet. You can check out the essentials about the bike on our Little Wing product page, but this blog post digs a little deeper into the details that make the Little Wing so special. Click through for the full article.

Photo Tour: Inside the No. 22 Production Facility

Recently we had cross racer, brand ambassador and all-around bicycle renaissance man Wilis stop by for a tour of the shop with camera in tow. Below are some of the images that Wilis took while he was here. Click through for the full tour.

Wilis Johnson unleashes the Broken Arrow

Big thanks to Wilis Johnson and Greg Addo for putting this video together of the Broken Arrow's premier race at Providence Cyclocross Festival.

SOLD - 50cm Great Divide Demo For Sale

Thanks to all for your interest, but this bike has sold. We've kept the original listing below for posterity. We're selling a nearly-new Great Divide 50cm demo. Ridden less than 250km, this demo bike looks and rides like new. Based on our stock Ultegra 6800 build, this bike has a few key upgrades, including: Upgrade to 3T Rigida LTD fork Reynolds Attack carbon clincher wheels The full specs are below. Our price as new for this bike is $5,379. We're offering this 50cm demo (with full warranty) for $4,500. If interested, get in touch at sales@22bicycles.com. Click through for full specs and more images.

Little Wing Update

One-piece titanium dropouts now offer a full 1" of adjustment. We have been hard at work for the past few months updating and improving the Little Wing, and are excited to announce that production has commenced. First, what's not changing on the Little Wing: the bike's core elements that made the original Little Wing such a success are all intact. The revised Little Wing keeps the stiff yet comfortable ride quality, track specific geometry and striking design of the original. So what has changed? Click through for the full breakdown of changes.

No. 22 is Now Hiring (Updated)

Update: thanks to all that applied. The position has been filled, and we have added a new and talented member to our team. As production continues to ramp up at our Johnstown, NY framebuilding facility, we are looking for new team members to keep up with demand. If you or somebody you know is looking to join a great work atmosphere in the Johnstown area, we'd encourage you to get in touch with a résumé. Applications can be sent to info@22bicycles.com. Click through to view the full posting.

What's Happening at No. 22

As those who have been following us recently know, this has been a year of big change at No. 22 Bicycle Company. Between opening our new manufacturing facility, updating our current bikes, developing new models and growing our dealer network, we’ve managed to pack quite a bit into the last few months. The following are the highlights of these changes. Our New Framebuilding Facility Our new production home in Johnstown, NY. As we announced in the spring, we have opened a new manufacturing facility in upstate New York. Occupying space in a former textile mill, we have taken advantage of this fresh start in titanium framebuilding and have assembled the perfect mix of new and old equipment. Mitering takes place on a row of dedicated US-made Bridgeport vertical mills, each cutting as precisely as they have for the last 50 years. At the other end of the spectrum, our HAAS CNC lathe butts tubing with perfect precision, allowing us to remove exactly the right amount of material from our tubing to make sure every frame rides exactly as intended. ...(click through for more)

Little Wings at the Red Hook

Image: Andrew Franciosa Despite torrential rain and cold temperatures, riders Andrew Romashyna and Wilis Johnson proudly represented us aboard Little Wing frames at the 2014 Red Hook Crit in Brooklyn this past weekend. Photographers Steve Carty (stevecarty.com) and Andrew Franciosa (andrewfranciosa.com) each captured some great shots of the event—click through to check out the full set of our favourites.

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