![]() Limited to just 88 framesets, each bike features curated components that span the likes of a Shimano Dura-Ace Di2, SRAM Red AXS or Campagnolo Super Record EPS groupset, alongside a choice between a Lightweight Meilenstein EVO Schwarz ED or Obermayer EVO Schwarz ED wheelset, while the remaining bits and bobs include a Ceramicspeed SLT headset, a T47 bottom bracket and a 3D-printed titanium oversized pulley.Īccording to Bastion, 25% of the available 88 units have already been allocated, with pricing available only upon request. Like all of Bastion’s bespoke frames, the ArchAngel relies on the same 3D-printed lugs and high-modulus, tube-to-tube carbon fiber construction. “The challenge was how do we respect such a legendary aircraft, yet still enhance the design with artistic features which tell the story of the project without needing words,” says Ben Schultz, Bastion’s co-founder and CEO of the Australian brand. ![]() More than just the technology, the way “Kelly” Johnson led the Skunkworks projects with cross-functional team members working together at the same time to solve problems had a big impact on me and drives how we conduct projects today, including this one,” explains James Woolcock, Bastion Co-founder and COO.Īs a nod to the original A-12’s heat-resistant finish, Bastion’s ArchAngel features a Cerakote treatment, which is said to be both lighter and more durable than traditional paint or powder-coating, while the logos are hand smoothed and finished in chrome. Los Angeles has no shortage of amazing bike shops, which should come as no surprise for those who have ridden bikes there. “The design of the A-12 ArchAngel was instrumental in inspiring me towards my engineering career. We’re seriously hoping this won’t wipe out half of humanity once it starts to roll! See the post below from Bastion Cycles to see all the pictures!Īll Images and Information Via : Bastion Cycles on facebook.In FEATURED ARTICLES, LATEST ARTICLES, THE DOUBLE DIAMONDīastion is flaunting its latest limited edition road bike dubbed the ArchAngel, which draws its inspiration from Lockheed’s iconic A-12 ArchAngel aircraft that famously reached a top-speed of Mach 3 back in 1962. The time gem is rightly placed at the head tube. Of course, the most powerful power gem interlocks the seat tubes and seat stays. A multi-disciplined engineering and technical services company headquartered in Houston, Texas. Bastion is the only bicycle company in the world to have in-house Titanium 3D Printing capability with two Renishaw machines. Bianchi Oltre XR4, De Rosa SK Pininfarina, Trek Madone SLR, Giant TCR Advanced SL, Cervelo R5 Disk, Giant Revolt. Custom carbon weave tubing using 3D printed titanium lugs. The bottom bracket houses the reality gem. Founded in 2015 by three ex-Toyota R&D Engineers, Bastion Cycles is proudly h engineered and built in Melbourne, Australia. Interestingly enough, the rear derailleur is themed as the soul stone. The bike is headed to GOLFLUTE in Thailand via Ksiam Bike Shop. The amount of customization on this bike is insane. Bastion has also designed AM for the stems and cranksets of the Olympic Electron Pro, although it is not confirmed that these AM components were also in use on the bikes on the day of the accident. ![]() Nicknamed as the Bastion Demon Project, the bike is a collaboration between Bastion Bikes and Demon Frameworks and is limited to one per country and one color scheme.įrom the head tube down to the rear derailleur hangers, the bike features all six colors of the Mind, Soul, Space, Power, Time and Reality infinity stone colors. Bastion has designed the AM titanium handlebars to drop directly into the Argon 18 Electron Pro bike model. ![]() Their bike features carbon tubes, joined to one another. The folks at Bastion Cycles, however, are taking things even further. We can’t help but drool at this Marvel Infinity War inspired bike from Bastion Cycles. Bikes made from titanium and carbon fiber are already pretty special. The End Game is coming and Thanos may have just found his perfect ride.
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