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PRODUCT HIGHLIGHTS
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Jerseys
Lamb Transport Dept Version 4 // Wool Jersey
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Bib Shorts
RDO LAB // Explorts 2.0
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Bib Shorts
RDO LAB // Explorts 2.0 Arctic
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Forks
Rodeo Spork Series 3
$465.00 Select options This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page
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!
Gear
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.
Gear
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.
Gear
RODEO INSTAGRAM
We’re heading to @summervibesrally tomorrow in Lyons, Colorado! We’ll be riding the 32 and 70 mile distances, and we’ll also be showcasing the very latest in beach cruiser and non beach cruiser technology at our booth which is located near… wait for it… the snow cone stand!
Hope to see you there!
#rideexplorecreate
Many are familiar with the iconic children’s book Go Dog Go, but what if it had been created as Go Donkey Go. That was the request for this bike, and the results are delightful. Drew and Brad tag teamed this assignment starting with a bold, color blocked layout, and then Brad brought the layout to life with traditional mask painting before brilliantly hand drawing and painting this hilarious collections of whimsical donkeys (in tribute to the original dogs) on the head badge and downtube.
Rodeos are rare enough in standard trim, but one-off art commissions like this are the most special creations we send out from The Lab.
Happy New Bike Day to Paul! Your vision and trust on this one was exceptional!
#traildonkey
#rideexplorecreate
#rodeospork
Rodeo 3.0X wheels, Venom edition. Black rims, black graphics, black @berdspokes, dark dark darrrrrk silver @onyxracing hubs.
Possibly also laced by Pancho when he was in a dark mood, which saves 5 watts above 20mph.
Happy New Wheels day, Paul!
#rodeowheels
When @wovebike proposed an idea for a TD4 build that sat far, far outside of our geometry and fit preferences, we couldn’t quite tell if the idea was a glimpse into the future, or simply rage bait. Honestly, we’re still trying to figure that out.
One thing was for sure: To be close minded about ideas that scare and polarize us didn’t feel right. Rodeo started exactly because we didn’t want anyone telling us the right and wrong way to do bikes, and that core value stands to this day.
Find the full article on @escapecollective , and decide what you think for yourself.
#rideexplorecreate
Run what ya brung and get out there!
#rideexplorecreate
It’s time for another guitar bike! This one inspired again by @officialgretsch , this time the Chet Atkins model with its cool doodles and glyphs. But we didn’t stop there, this bike’s owner Mitch asked for original designs in the mix as well, including a one-off head tube logo design, and a Flaanimal being abducted by a UFO.
As informal as the doodles are, this design also managed to keep things classy with its copper flake, white, and black color blocking laid over the svelte lines of the naked titanium Flaanimal 6 itself.
Happy New Bike Day, Mitch. It’s a beaut!
#flaanimal
#rodeospork
#custompaint
#rideexplorecreate
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.