When we launched our “Adventure” frame model in 2011, we immediately turned to Jan Heine, Editor of Bicycle Quarterly, and asked if he’d like to take it for a ride.  He expressed interest and we delivered a Tetra Adventure.  Months … Continue reading →

2012 Velo Buyer’s Guide; they honor Craig in their “Creators” feature highlighting “7 of cycling’s most inventive thinkers”.  Brian Holcombe writes, “He was the first to supply an entire team with carbon bikes at the Tour de France and is … Continue reading →

Zap Espinoza, venerable Editor of Road Bike Action, picked the Calfee Dragonfly as his Bike of the Year in the January, 2012 edition.  Zap and his team reviewed our Dragonfly in the June 2011 issue of their magazine.  You can … Continue reading →

The good folks at Mountain Flyer Magazine have been asking us for a Bamboo bike to ride and review for years. We’ve been waiting for something special. When we manifest our new Adventure Model, we knew this was the bike … Continue reading →

A writer from Smithsonian, Jeff Greenwald, flew to our facility in June to take a tour, shoot some photos and spend some time with Craig.  His piece is a great pleasure to consume.  He writes, “Dressed in a casual black … Continue reading →

Craig is one of four designers to be featured by Lincoln in “New Century Design”.  Sufficed to say, we are thrilled!  Take a moment to enjoy some great content and truly fabulous production.  They write, “Dreaming up cutting-edge, sustainable design … Continue reading →

Bike Monkey is Sonoma County’s magazine about cycling.  They composed a fantastic article about our bamboo bicycle frames in the current, quarterly issue (#12).  This is a very good read.  Please enjoy it.  They write, “What he discovered tested the … Continue reading →

Road Bike Action reached out to us late last year; they wondered if we had any product we’d like them to ride and review.  We sent them our Dragonfly with Di2 that had just finished up in the Enve Composites … Continue reading →

Stylish bicycles have become the accessory du jour. RL selects the eight most covetable rides. “Hardly an eco-friendly gimmick, bamboo in fact makes for a surprisingly high-performance bike frame, offering stiffness, durability, and comfort. Calfee, an artisan bike company founded … Continue reading →

“…Wayne pulled out his own personal speed cycle which was equipped with said wonderment…” The first stop was at the Shimano empire, where we ran into Alex, Dustin and Wayne Stetina. Due to the fact that I have such a … Continue reading →

Among the highlights are a custom Di2 battery housed inside the seatpost and a set of Shimano’s latest sprint shifters – an extra set of buttons mounted directly to the drops for faster shifting and no need to move your … Continue reading →

Craig Calfee has developed a Di2 battery that’s built into an Enve seatpost. Continue reading and view the video at VeloNews…

Just the other day all activity in the palatial RBA office literally came to a halt when a new test bike was pulled from its box. It literally took our breath away and made us realize A. Just how exquisitely … Continue reading →

Distinctive mid-weight with plenty of comfort. As much a work of art as a bicycle. Continue reading at Road.cc…

What started as a whacky publicity stunt in 1997 has led to one of the most exceptional bikes to come down the pike in a very long time. Continue reading on Road Bike Magazine…

This is a really tasty bike… if you’re a panda. That’s just one of the cruel jokes cracked at the Calfee’s expense since it arrived at the office. Don’t laugh: bamboo, a type of grass, has good vibration-damping properties, it … Continue reading →