Keystone Bicycle Co.

.bikes is one of those companies that is so thoughtful in what they do that they make for a perfect platform for a Keystone custom build (so much so we have two more in the queue!). This Rambler SL was a dream to design and work on, and paired nicely with a compliment of and components (as our friends pointed out, there’s some poetry in putting a rack and basket on an SL rambler too).

This bike is ready for pretty much anything, and the purple and gray we find reminiscent of the 90s MTB components that inspire some of the design over at Wilde. We loved this one and would love to build one for you too :)

We built this Ti Warakin for Mike a few years ago and he wanted to upgrade so it was time to build some fancy wheels. Turbulent Aero rims in 42/49mm, CX Ray spokes, and silver hubs. Wrapped em up with new GP5000s and Waveform pedals and Mike says he’s setting PRs everywhere.

We just sent out this sweet custom Bassi Hogs Back for Meg! This one is a little bit of a work-in-progress as it will be back in the shop soon for fenders, steerer tube, and a few other tweaks, but in the meantime enjoy some details!

Notable notes include the jade Chris King, green Edelux, and gold Growtac brakes. This one is kitted out with a sensible and fun mix of parts for touring or whatever Meg wants to do with it! We love this bike

CAMPOUT! It’s that time of year folks, let’s get outside and camp with our friends. .philadelphia and Keystone are teaming up again to deliver an awesome weekend of bike camping.

We’ll be returning to Evansburg, an easy ~37 mile ride almost entirely on bike trails, for a joyous weekend of camping under the trees. This ride is unsupported, meaning you’re responsible for your own food/mechanicals/etc but there will be group rides available! Sign ups and other info at the link in our bio or at the link in the flyer. See you there!

Happy (belated) May Day! We’re a proud Worker-Owned Cooperative and have been since day one. We’re here because of generations of labor organizers paving the way for a better life for all. Our goal has always been to be the best bike shop we can be by investing in the people that make this place run. Thank you to everyone who has helped us keep going these past 6 years.

Thanks for this sick double exposure and for reminded us to Shred.

Back when we opened in 2020 no bike company was willing to take a risk on a new shop like us. took the chance and we’ve been slinging Roves Dews and Sutras ever since. Our friend and rep was in Philly for the so we took him to see the only local landmark that matters

Gravel Bike Spring 💐 this Outback we built for Greg is 💯. Full carbon Ritchey bars and seatpost (will get a Ritchey stem when we dial fit in too!). 12 speed conversion for wide range, Yokozuna Ultimo brakes for crazy stopping power, and a really nice set of wheels (did you know these are MUSA?) with tires (our favorite, you know).

This thing is crazy light and fast and capable and swaggy. Enjoy the ride Greg!

Sent out another really crispy build this week with some exciting bits on it. Stay tuned

Our first build! This customer was developing some mobility issues and wanted a lower standover bike so we did a lil frame swap to this tidy setup. We built these custom wheels for the previous rig, some carbon rims and DT 350/SON dyno combination. for all the other bits, some GRX, an a fully integrated dyno setup with matching Beacon. Nice.

Woody and Sam have a message for the world: don’t forget Shimano advises replacing your shift cables once a year!

Goodbye , a legend in making metal parts for metal bikes. Pictured here is a Paragon dropout on Zacks .bikes that is a joy to use and does a damn good job holding the rear wheel on there. Next year everyone’s going to be using track dropouts from I guess.