Say Goodbye to Traditional Compromises
We’ve achieved the ideal balance between stiffness, weight, and compliance to give you the ultimate ride experience.
The primary use of hardwood in our frames gives a feeling of compliance without sacrificing stiffness.
The result is a solid, connected feeling that soaks up bumps while providing exceptional power transfer and speed.
It's not just a wooden bike
Hard maple makes up the majority of the frame, and a thin layer of carbon fiber lines the walls of the hollow interior. To finish it off, all of the connection points for the components are aerospace grade aluminum alloy connected with titanium fasteners.
Built for strength and durability
These bikes are ready to tackle the street or trail.
They’re ISO-tested and have a protective marine coating to withstand rain, sleet, and snow.
They were born in the Buffalo snow, and continue to be tested in the Seattle rain.
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Latest Blog Posts
Making a Bike Frame from a Reclaimed Mahogany Table
The Mahogany Table Bike I don’t often have the opportunity lately to just try a bunch of new design ideas. We’re grateful to have been busy this past year building Urban Scouts and No.124 gravel bikes for customers, and launching Wood Bike Supply as a new brand for all things wood
We’re Moving to Seattle!!
It’s official! Jessica recently started a new job in Seattle and I’ve begun packing up the workshop here in Buffalo. As excited as we are for this new adventure in the Pacific Northwest, we’re extremely sad to be leaving our friends and family and will be making frequent trips back
NAHBS 2019 Wrapped Up
The North American Handmade Bike Show 15th anniversary in Sacramento was a huge event for Normal Bicycles. This was our first year exhibiting a New Builder and we were excited to be in the midst of so may this year (including meeting up with Porter Cycles, Drift, and Corvid). Credit: Ben