Wizards, welders, artisans, and Hipsters: Inside NAHBS show

Written by Stephen Regenold Feb 28, 2013 9:29 a.m. ET

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High art of the velo type, creativity, and frame-building prowess were on display at the North American Handmade Bicycle Show — better known as just “NAHBS” — last weekend in Denver. I stepped inside the show for a look at the more than 200 exhibitors and their collective army of jaw-dropping custom rides. From epic tandem creations to wood-frame bikes, the photos here reveal a few of my favorites from the show floor. —Sean McCoy

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Stephen Regenold is the founder of GearJunkie, which he launched as a nationally syndicated newspaper column in 2002. As a journalist, writer, and gear nerd, Regenold has covered the outdoors industry for over two decades, including as a correspondent for the New York Times. A father of five, Regenold and his wife, Tara, live in Minneapolis.