Category Archives: geekhouse

Tweet This is our good buddy Nobu who lives over in Japan (part of the Blue Lug family in Tokyo). We built him a Team Mudville for this season and he built it up to be a beautiful beast of … Continue reading →

Tweet Here at Geekhouse, we love Cyclocross, and we’ve been racing all season here in the Northeast. In the next couple weeks we’ll be posting some of our favorite pics, from our favorite races. The season’s almost over here, but … Continue reading →

Tweet We have some extra water bottles and caps from out club kit order this summer! So head on over to our store and order while supplies last!

Tweet Joey wanted a Geekhouse Mudville equipped for a bit of the gravel grinding, as well as hitting up some CX racing outside of Detroit. Featuring an 1 1/8″ HT with the steel ‘Yo Marty’ fork, custom Geekhouse front rack, … Continue reading →

Tweet We were lucky to have Pedros pair with us this season, they got us an amazing tool kit and cleaning products. Pedros is celebrating their 25th year this year of operation and still have their offices in good ol’ … Continue reading →

Tweet I love racing on the weekend! We’re about to head up to Green Mountain CX in Williston VT for a fun packed weekend of turning ourselves inside out. Here’s a run down on some shots of the B2C2 squad … Continue reading →

Tweet We’ve been doing a ton of work and planning for this year’s CX Team. But we’ve also had a lot of help this year from our sponsors. In the first installation of thanks, we’ve posted some pics of the … Continue reading →

Tweet I’ve always been a big fan boy, of Fast Boy cycles. Erza’s bicycles are beautiful, tasteful, and look like they hail from a classic era, yet with a modern take. Good stuff. Though I’ve only chatted with Ezra a … Continue reading →

Tweet As cross season approaches we come back to the dilemma of what crazy color combinations should we use. This year, after much deliberation and back and forth between Brad and I we decided on this color. Which we can’t … Continue reading →

Tweet Henry T’s S&S Woodville turned out to be one classey build! Henry wanted a Rando style Tourer that would be easy to travel from his native England, to other parts of the world. His first trip was to the … Continue reading →