Jarod Bourdeau is a bicycle nerd in the truest sense of the word: a mechanic, builder, and curious mind who sees bicycles as more than machines. Through his work, he explores creativity, second lives, unconventional solutions, and the stories hidden behind every frame. In this conversation, we talk about craftsmanship, curiosity, and what it means to create something truly personal.
Among abandoned mines, trails, and timeless steel frames, Dusty documents the world around him with a sincere and contemplative eye. In this interview, he shares his connection with nature, bicycles, and the landscapes of California.
Phil is the founder of Cradle of Bikes, a builder who has transformed his passion for bicycles and DIY culture into an authentic and natural way of life.
His bikes are born from restoration, experimentation, and a deep respect for the history carried within old frames.
For Phil, the bicycle represents freedom, balance, and a way to give new life not only to forgotten machines, but also to the people connected to them.
Morend is a cyclist and storyteller from Indonesia who discovered riding almost by accident.
Through slow cycling and everyday journeys, she explores the world with curiosity and intention.
Her work blends movement, creativity, and human connection into a deeply personal narrative.
Amy, aka A. Danger (@adangerpdx), is a Portland-based cyclist and photographer deeply rooted in track bike culture. Her photographs often featuring her iconic Cannondale track builds, have become instantly recognizable for their clean, intentional aesthetic.
Through her bikes and images, she shows how fixed gear is not just an urban subculture, but a true and expressive visual language.
Kae is a creative based in Ayutthaya, Thailand, and the founder of Kamon.studio.
Through fashion and photography, she blends vintage aesthetics with contemporary cycling culture.
For her, the bicycle is not just movement, it is style and identity.
Kossy is a tattoo artist based in Takayama, Japan, where mountains shape both the landscape and the rhythm of life.
A cyclist at heart and a new runner by choice, he moves between discipline and play.
Through movement, he searches not for performance, but for balance.
Reframe Steel is a project born in a garage, where passion for bicycles meets hands-on craftsmanship. Daniele designs and hand-welds custom stainless steel racks, shaped around each bike and each journey. Every piece is raw, functional, and honest, built to carry weight, stories, and adventures.
Joe aka Streuner is a Cologne-based bike mechanic, design student, and passionate explorer of old steel mountain bikes.
What started as necessity slowly became dedication, creativity, and a deep love for bikes with character.
From workshops to cameras, Joe’s approach is honest, curious, and unapologetically personal.
Leonardo Corradini is a bicycle traveler and storyteller, and the founder of Life in Travel, a project born in 2007.
Through long-distance cycling journeys, he explores slow travel, human connection, and remote landscapes.
His work has inspired generations of cyclists to travel more consciously and authentically.
