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As an avid rider armed with a background in sculpture, Horse Cycles founder Thomas Callahan began building frames in 2007 with the goal of creating bikes that are both utilitarian and beautiful. Based in Brooklyn NY, Horse Cycles is now a leading manufacturer of custom steel bicycles and premium outdoor goods that revolve around the idea of healthy living and freedom of movement.

We pride ourselves on uncompromising quality, attention to detail, and working closely with each customer to create a machine that will take them anywhere they want to go. Together with Ben Falcon at the Horse Cycles Paint shop, we give our riders the opportunity to collaborate on a finished product that is truly one of a kind. Our passion for the craft continues to come from the freedom and joy riding gives us, and the friends we make along the way. 

For the love of bikes and everything outdoors.

Handmade quality goods made in the USA.

Horse Cycles is a small one-man custom bike shop tucked away in the streets of Brooklyn, NY. Each frame is made with love and care, innovation and inspiration and is 100% unique. The bicycles are made to fulfill each individuals needs by considering who you are, and where you ride. Horse's goal is to make precision bicycles one at a time using the best possible materials while working in concert with the customer to improve their riding experience. Horse offers a small alternative to a massive production based industry by paying attention to the individual to create something that is made locally, by hand, and with no limitations. †Thomas Callahan www.horsecycles.com Video by Tray Nelson treynelson.com

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Photography by Guido Vitti