NAHBS 2015

Over the past few days, we've shared a number of the highlights from this year's North American Handmade Bicycle Show. Here's a quick look at some other awesome NAHBS bikes, that also caught our eye.

Titanium-framed bicycles and Samurai warriors are both things that a lot of people admire. So, what happens when you build an example of the former that's inspired by the latter? You get the striking Japanese-made Samurai road bike, which we spied at the North American Handmade Bicycle Show.

At last year’s North American Handmade Bicycle Show, we saw some HERObike frames sporting carbon-fiber-reinforced tubes made from woven bamboo. This year, the company was showing off its upcoming Bamboost e-bike, which features a composite frame that adds balsa wood and 3D-printed parts to the mix.

The Italian-made Sarto 18K had a price tag of US$27,000 when you could still get one. What would you get for that price? Gold and crocodile skin, for starters.

Every year, artisan bicycle builders from all over the world descend upon a different US city to show their wares at the North American Handmade Bicycle Show. We decided to begin our coverage of this year's event with an eye-catching one-of-a-kind bike that was built especially for the show.