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.
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.
Xiao is a young Belgian bike mechanic and content creator who discovered bikepacking as a teenager. He shares how sleeping under the stars and traveling with almost no money taught him what freedom truly feels like. For Xiao, documenting his trips is as meaningful as the journey itself, a way to relive memories forever.
Charles, a 50-year-old musician from Brittany, France, fell in love with mountain bikes in the early ’90s after seeing John Tomac’s legendary rides.
Today, he restores and rides old-school 26ers, transforming nostalgia into a living, rolling art form.
For him, these bikes aren’t about performance, they’re about emotion, simplicity, and connection to a timeless cycling spirit.
At Bespoked Dresden, Kata Rasch’s handmade bicycles stood out for their honesty and creativity.
A young framebuilder from Berlin, she combines art studies with metalwork, exploring her own way of making bikes that spark adventure.
Through curiosity, courage, and playfulness, Kata is shaping a new language of framebuilding.
Ronnie aka Ultraromance shares his lifelong passion for bicycles, rooted in the 1990s when 26-inch MTBs defined an era. He explains why these bikes still matter today, not just as relics but as versatile, resilient machines. Through stories, advice, and reflections, he highlights the timeless value of creativity and simplicity on two wheels.
