Video: Building Loam Wolf’s Mega Murmur
Rob from The Loam Wolf dropped into Starling Cycles to collect his long-term review Starling Cycles MegaMurmur – our long-travel, steel-framed 29er. Loam Wolf has followed Starling for a while
Rob from The Loam Wolf dropped into Starling Cycles to collect his long-term review Starling Cycles MegaMurmur – our long-travel, steel-framed 29er. Loam Wolf has followed Starling for a while
Italian mountain bike site MTB-Mag has just published their Starling Cycles MegaMurmur review – and it’s a good one! The Starling Cycles MegaMurmur is our long-travel, steel-framed, handmade 29″ mountain
Introducing the Starling Murmur DownCountry Edition Did you spot that unusual-looking Murmur that starred in our recent announcement SRAM UDH announcement? It’s actually something pretty special and the UDH launch
We’ve updated the design of Starling Cycles Core frames to include SRAM’s Universal Derailleur Hanger (UDH).
Sram UDH is here – but what’s it all about and is it any good?
We’re now handbuilding wheelsets in-house at Starling Cycles, meaning fewer delays and wheels that are exactly matched to our frames.
Another week, another great review for the Starling Cycles Roost – our stainless steel, handmade hardtail mountain bike frame. This time, it’s The Loam Wolf. You’re almost certainly up to
The Starling Cycles Roost is now available as a frame + rear wheel option, making it even easier to build up a mullet hardtail mountain bike.
The Starling Cycles Roost is our stainless steel hardtail mountain bike. It has a unique chainstay yoke that we’re going to explain in a bit more detail.
Big news! Our stainless steel hardtail, the Starling Cycles Roost, is now back in stock. We have 40 Starling Roost frames here at Starling HQ in Bristol right now, all
Steve at HardtailParty just built up his Starling Cycles Roost and gave it a proper, in-depth first look. As one of our favourite Youtube channels, we were stoked to send
Great news! Our latest batch of Starling Cycles Roost frames just landed at the workshop. And to celebrate, we’ve teamed up with Gee Milner to create a super-chill workshop ASMR
When you dive into Mike Ferrentino’s review of the Starling Cycles Twist V3 over on NSMB, you might, for a moment wonder if there is in fact, a review in
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
Liam Mercer at Off-Road.cc has just published his Starling Cycles MegaMurmur review and there’s plenty of praise for our longest long-travel 29″ mountain bike. There’s been plenty of talk of
On the far side of the pond, John Watson at The Radavist has written his Starling Cycles Murmur V3 review. John makes no secret of the fact that he loves
Our friends in Germany, MTB-News.de took delivery of a Twist V3 earlier in the year and Michael Biernoth has put his thoughts on the ‘Landy Green’ mullet machine down on
Fresh back from Ardrock, Joe’s here to tell you all about the new MegaMurmur
