Spoked Bikes & Stuff

The Spoked Dispatch Podcast is live! Episode 1 and accompanying feature story with TW Carbon are up on SpokedBikes.com

New article up on the Spoked Bikes Blog. How Mid South gravel left an impression and the rebirth of the Cannondale Topstone Carbon by TW Carbon.

This Saturday. Bare As you dare. Ride bikes. Be free. Celebrate positive body image.

When your @garmin speed sensor is the only thing holding your @rolfprima hub together. #looksfast #bikeshopbingo #yourbikehatesyou #theydontmakethemliketheyusedto

What a great low-key opportunity for Women/Trans/Femme riders to give track racing at Penrose Park Velodrome a shot. Rental bikes are available!

#ridefinds @ride_finds

The pursuit of calm often leads to memorable experiences. #spokedbikes #spokedbikesandstuff #ridetheriverscentury #takeapull

We don't need to tell you that times are tough. Explorer's Press was always one of our favorite brands at the shop. A lot of small businesses are struggling and having to make very difficult decisions right now. Please support the little guys. They have the most on the line right now and your dollars go a long way. Thanks.

The flood of 2019 made this weekend’s riding quite amphibious. #turtlepower #ridefinds @ Valmeyer, Illinois

Want to take your home repair shop to the next level? You need this.

We humbly ask that you consider making a donation of any size to the Karl Becker Memorial fund. All proceeds go to the Penrose Park Velodrome (501c). It's what he would have wanted.

Trailnet is working on a huge project to create a protected bike "cycle track" on Tower Grove and Vandeventer. An important part of the process is resident feedback. Please take a second and give us your $.02.

Karl, A&M, was the first sponsor of the Spoked Bikes (then SpokedSTL) cycling team. We were a bunch of hipster fixie kids on bright flashy bikes. He was able to see the potential of each one of us and with his encouragement, he challenged us to race at The Penrose Park Velodrome. You can ask anyone on the team that year, our lives have never been the same. He opened our eyes and expanded our understanding of cycling as a sport and culture.

Cycling is for everyone. It is up to all of us to celebrate ALL persons in the sport and culture of cycling.