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PRODUCT HIGHLIGHTS

THE RODEO JOURNAL

RODEO AT LARGE

Radavist // Rodeo
Hailey Moore wrote and reported an in-depth look at the Rodeo Labs backstory and where we want to go next. Check it out on The Radavist!
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Interview with our Intern
Bike Gear Database invited our founder Stephen Fitzgerald to sit down and talk about the Rodeo back story, the current state of gravel, and our future direction.
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Bikepacking.com // Traka (Mis) Adventure
Bikepacking.com hosted a piece that not only covers our recap of our ride at the 2024 Traka 560 Adventure, but also a deeper look at adventure by bike.
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RODEO INSTAGRAM

Do you see the dumbell shape on the inside of the FL 6 Ti BB shell? That has a very specific function. On this frame, it allows people who chose to run a dropper post to  do so much more easily. The cutout allows the housing to pass from the downtube and into the seat tube without having to dip into the bottom bracket shell itself. This results in a cleaner install, with less friction in the line, for the smoothest dropper operation. Not many dropper post builds go out the doors these days, so this may be extra fuss for “nothing”, but every owner and rider of our bikes counts. If only five people ever appreciate this detail, it was worth doing. This same thinking goes into the details of the rest of the frameset whether you ever notice it or not.
 
Flaanimal Titanium is titanium, better.
 
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Do difficult things. Make it look easy.
 
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OUR VALUES

RIDE

Our bikes as hard as we can. Never lose touch with the fact that true inspiration for everything we do comes from time spent in the saddle.

EXPLORE

If we stay where things are familiar we will quickly grow stale. To stay challenged we always seek out the new. New paces to ride, new goals to attempt, and new people to collaborate with.

CREATE

When we return home from our adventures we take our experiences and turn them into things that we can share. Stories, photos, videos, and inspired products are the fruit of our labor.