We're at the 2025 Bespoked handmade show in Dresden, Germany. The largest framebuilder showcase in the world is a big undertaking, but Spencer and John are moving through the aisles at the Dresden International Airport, picking out some selects for The Radavist's audience to enjoy. Let's check out part 03 below featuring Alonukis, Ballern, Crossworx, Endless, Fern, and Zoceli...   The Radavist thanks Brooks England for sponsoring our 2025 Bespoked Dresden coverage and our independent Reportage!   2025 Bespoked Dresden Spencer and I spent the weekend weaving bikes through the crowded aisles of the 2025 Bespoked Dresden show. Neither of us…

Travis reviewed the Crossworx Lite 290 a few months ago, and he has agreed to help Crossworx find a US buyer instead of shipping it back to Germany. Save on some carbon emissions if you were curious about this downcountry/trail bike! In a nutshell, it's a 130 mm-rear-travel aluminum frame made in Germany, meant for either a 140 or 150 mm fork. It's meant for more aggressive riding than its travel numbers indicate, and favors plushness over poppyness. The frame size is XL, with "normal" reach numbers but a very steep seat angle for climbing, so the cockpit is on…

CrossWorx’s German-made aluminum frames combine brutalism and futurism with surprising elegance. Travis reviewed the trail-oriented CrossWorx Lite 290, finding that it punched well above its weight. And that’s saying a lot for a frame that is definitely not “Lite.” I learned about CrossWorx Bikes the way I learn about most things these days: through Instagram. I was scrolling down my shameful Explore page one evening, and I saw a bright yellow frame that looked like an early experiment in full-suspension mountain bikes. The simple low swingarm reminded me of a motocross linkage, which are usually anything but simple. As I…