Ira Ryan Cycles

Happy birthday Eddy!
Eternally grateful for the path you’ve laid down in our kooky world.

There’s a trail in there somewhere…
A couple weeks ago we ventured into the Gifford Pinchot forest to ride the Loowit Tier of the Oregenisis route. It was one of the hardest things I’ve done on a bike and worth every pedal stroke for the chance to see such remote beauty.

You can read more about the trip on the Ira Ryan Bicycles blog on the website. Link in the bio.

Spotted in the wild today near Seattle!

Arin’s old got some upgrades! New paint, custom front rack to match the vintage rear and modified to make it all work. I also made a stem to fit the adventure bars.

Putting the sport back in sport-touring! Will’s new fillet brazed road bike sits at the nexus of artistic style and classic function. Will provided the vintage Campy bits and cockpit parts. Built around the always stellar Racer Medium brakes with tires, the bike will zip along. (The carbon wheels are not the final choice so don’t worry about the carbon surface with the pads) I made the front lowrider rack to breakdown flat for travel and fit small front bags. handled the special paint which keeps the project fun and unique.

Current events. I posted some photos on Flickr for more juicy details. Enjoy ya nerds! Love you!