steel hardtailsDream

We have a NO COMPROMISE philosophy when it comes to frame design and frame building. That’s why you’ll see features on our frames that are usually only found on a custom build. To us, it matters!

We don’t compromise. Neither should you.

We’re a rider-owned company and we’re passionate about bikes. It’s this passion which drives us to create some of the best steel hardtails out there. If you want the closest thing to a custom built frame, you’ve come to the right place.

Performance at this price has never looked so good!

Pipedream Skyline, Reynolds 931Pipedream Skyline R931

The ‘Skyline R931′ is the latest exciting edition to our line-up and will be offered as a LIMITED EDITION frameset.

Only 100 frames will be made.

With a tensile strength approximately double that of Ti 3Al/2.5V, this steel is strong enough to be cold-drawn to tube walls around 0.4mm thick, offering light, competitive frame weights for durable frames with the RIDE OF STEEL.

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Latest Blog Posts

A (Shamelessy Biased) Bike Review

Posted: May 15, 2012 by Alan   -   No Comments

A Pinch of Salt.

All brochures should be made to display a health warning: something like, “To be taken with a pinch of salt!” Read the blurb from any brand and (without a doubt) they’re going to tell you their product is great. Some may even go as far as to claim they’re the best. A bold claim indeed.

Well, I’m here to tell you that – surprise, surprise – our Skyline R931 isn’t half bad. Don’t go yet! Let me explain.

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Avoiding Obsession

Posted: May 3, 2012 by Alan   -   No Comments

Tell me the truth. Does my bum look big?

This is a scarey question. My advice? Get out of there quick – it’s a trap!  We live in a weight-obsessed world…

Speaking to prospective customers on a daily basis, I frequently hear, “How much does the frame weigh?” It’s a valid question but when we consider that the frame is only a part of the bicycle (and the most important part at that) perhaps a better question would be, how much does the bike weigh? The answer to this depends, of course, on a number of considerations: how you plan to use the bike, your budget and the near infinite possible combinations of components – you already know this.

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What’s in a Name?

Posted: April 26, 2012 by Alan   -   No Comments

name

a word or a combination of words by which a person, place, or thing, a body or class, or any object of thought is designated, called, or known

Naming a product is one of the challenges we face as a brand. For us, the name should be instantly memorable, have a meaning which conveys certain qualities and roll off the tongue nicely. Get it right, and (with time) the brand-name may become synonymous with the item itself. Think Coke, Sellotape or Hoover, for example.

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