The Radavist

Fara, a Norwegian company, just announced its new iteration of the F/GR Gravel bike which sports an all-new off-road tuned geometry, 50mm of 700c tire clearance, and flat mount brakes. The F/GR sells consumer-direct, and the pre-order is live now, with a Spring 2022 delivery. Head on over to Fara Cycling to see more!

Starting price: €3500 with Shimano GRX 810

Available in:
4 Sizes: Small (49cm), Medium (53cm), Large (56cm) and Large (59cm)
4 Fara Colours: Fjord Green, Winter Sky Blue, Wet Asphalt and Morell Red.
Signature series: Phyllite / Rust Logo

Sander Kommedahl is a Norwegian bicycle frame builder, under the name Heim Bicycles, and is based in Hølen, Norway.

… and this new clip from Col Collective gets a thumbs up!

The Col Collective takes on Trollstigen, one of Norway’s most scenic and challenging road climbs.

For the latest Chasing Trail, a few lucky riders get to shoot Fjords.

This one’s a long one and it calls for any number of 90’s black metal bands as the backdrop. Especially since it’s subtitled. Enjoy!

With the northeast succumbing to Mother Nature’s frozen fingers this week, SF-based Mission Workshop drops this reminder on us, showcasing the beauty of the Norwegian coastline. Remember, no matter how cold it is where you are right now, there’s always somewhere colder!

“At the earliest sign of winter’s end, brothers Janne and Samu Amunét ventured towards the Arctic Circle. Constant travelers, they were eager to leave their home in Helsinki and explore the recently thawed Lofoten archipelago on the northern coast of Norway for their first road trip of the year. The twenty-four hour drive would take them through parts of Finland, Sweden and Norway still solidly frozen. However upon arriving on the coast the weather tempered. Usually a destination for summer trips, the idyllic village of Å was empty and quiet in a way only remote places can be.”

See some amazing photos and more of this story at Mission Workshop!

Oslo, Norway may be home to some 600,000 people, yet I’d guess over half of them aren’t aware of what’s happening in the woods outside of town. That and this video also looks rad with a little bit of blast beats…

… and cross is here, even in Oslo.

In November 2013, six Scandinavian frame builders met at the workshop of Johnsen Frameworks in Hølen, Norway to build six different variations of the classic “Rough Stuff” bicycle.

Video by LP Lorentz. See his photos on Flickr.

Thank you so much for sharing this video Truls!

Here’s FTT‘s latest video, all the way from Oslo!

Øyvind Næss shot this night video of Anki riding through the winter slush and snow to promote his photography site. Pure Norwegian black and white videos just look so much more epic. Especially with all that snow.

How’s that for Raidô?