Bespoked Bristol 2012: Enigma to Ted Jones Designs

Image gallery from the UK's handmade bicycle show

We first became aware of Welsh bike maker Paulus Quiros in the videos Bespoked Bristol's organisers ran in the run-up to this year's show. Here is their 29er model. It doesn't have a name, on the grounds that every bike that leaves their factory is one-of-a-kind. The frame costs £1,700, with an all-in price here of £4,181.82

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John Whitney

Published: March 23, 2012 at 8:00 pm

The second Bespoked Bristol handmade bike show kicked off today and we were there to check out all the frame artistry on display.

After a successful debut year in 2011, organisers have kept up momentum this year with a massively increased number of exhibitors in a huge new venue, Brunel's Old Station. The hall was heaving within minutes of the doors opening to the public. The show is open all weekend but if you can't make it down, take a look at our image gallery for some of the bikes that caught our eye.

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Dario Pegoretti

Deputy editor, Cycling Plus

Cycling Plus deputy editor and tireless domestique John has been putting in a shift for the magazine for seven years. Despite having been a ‘proper’ road cyclist for the last decade, he still can’t work out what his main motivation for punishing all-day rides is. A freewheeling attitude towards cake is the popular theory, however.