Yep, it's finally a reality. We've taken our beloved Space Horse platform and improved the heck out of it with the addition of the all-weather stopping power of disc brakes, a new parts spec, an expanded size run, and 650b wheel sizes in the 46cm and new 43cm size.
When Swift posted the invite to their annual Solstice Campout, we jumped at the opportunity to host a MPLS event. Being that our Space Horse is the perfect machine for loading up and escaping the city, we thought this would be a great opportunity to connect with some people from the community and show them how All-City does bike camping.
This is the beginning of a series of blog posts exploring the non All-City bicycles that folks on our team own, ride, and hold dear. The purpose is to let you get to know us a bit better by the bikes we ride, as well as get a glimpse into where some of our inspiration and stoke comes from.
Just wanted to let you know that full info and spec on the Pony Express is now up on the site Here. The Pony is our beloved and versatile Space Horse frameset set up with flat bars, single ring 10 speed gearing, and v-brakes. It retains all of the Space Horse's frame details including front and rear rack mounts, fender mounts, signature semi-horizontal dropout, internal cable routing, and brazed on seat collar.
Check this video from KymNonStop of Nico's attack on the Dirty Kanza aboard his Nature Boy 853.
One of our great joys as a company is spreading the stoke and good vibes around the world. No where is that taking place more so than in Japan, where we are lucky enough to have started to develop a strong following, thanks in no small part to the work of our distro Motocross Intl. (the owner Rie, is one of the most badass people we have ever met, she organized the first bmx event ever in Japan in the late 70's and is hugely responsible for that movement taking off there), and our sponsored riders Koshi and Juri.
