At Salsa, we believe a sense of adventure makes life better. The bicycle can be so much more than just a bike; it's a path to new places, new people, and amazing experiences.
We provide the bikes. You determine where they go, and where you go with them. Satisfy curiosity. Explore boundaries. Discover something great.
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I spent part of Saturday trying keep up with Aaron and his boys, Gunnar and Bronte...
If you're having the unseasonably warm weather we are, make sure you are getting out in it!
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H-bone | December 19th, 2011
We think adding movement to a stationary photo is interesting. The subject matter is cool too. Best friends, chill surroundings,no attitude. Moving off road biking to mainstream. We’ve seen your stuff here before, it’s friendly.
jp | December 20th, 2011
Dear Salsa Claus,
Any new, 700C Salsa road bikes in the making? Stainless Steel? Titanium? Alu?
PK | December 20th, 2011
H-Bone - Thanks. I actually took that photo moving, one handed, on the bike. Other than the square crop, it’s straight off the camera (DMC-LX3, 24mm, 1/25s, F6.3)
JP - You forgot to add 4130 cromoly to your list! ;-)
jp | December 20th, 2011
Hey, PK! I thought about adding 4130, but then I’m already pretty happy with my Casseroll :) That said, I’m sure Salsa could serve up a really nice, 4130, instantly classic road bike that I’d love to ride! I must note, however, that Stainless seems all the rage these days, and that no one at Q is doing Stainless as of yet. Might there be a future opportunity in there for Salsa?
H-bone | December 20th, 2011
No, I mean the perception that the scene is moving. Probably nothing revolutionary,and I probably don’t know what I’m talking about. Rendered in B&W,bikes and pups…I thought it was very effective. Any way…Season’s Greetings.