Robert Johnston, The Loam Wolf’s European Editor paid us a visit in Bristol to find out how we go about producing our Starling Cycles handmade steel mountain bike frames and the difference between them and a mass-produced frame.

How handmade steel mountain bike frames are made, I hear you ask? Well, look no further.

“We recently paid Starling Cycles a visit in their new Bristol, UK headquarters. While we were there, we thought we would take the opportunity to experience first-hand how a frame goes from the raw materials through to the finished product, and figured we would share that with you as we don’t imagine that many people are aware of all the little intricate steps involved in the process, and we think it’s pretty damn interesting.

So, without further ado, let’s learn how to build a Starling front triangle.”

Check out the full feature over on The Loam Wolf here.

Find out more about Starling Cycles frames here.