Recap: Sea Otter Classic 2023

Photo: Evan Christenson

Sea Otter Classic- Where bike folk come to celebrate the cycling community, innovation & some good ol fashion bike racing.

Huddy Crew was out there with the horse trailer making spin art with the masses and showcasing new things we've got coming down the pipeline: our new hookless PANO rim & an entry level Doggler build.

PANO- Hookless Rims by Hudski Bikes

ETA: Late 2023

Our PANO rim aims to offer a super versatile rim profile with a few thoughtful & practical features.

Intended for truly all terrain riding- Throw some narrow(ish) tires on for weekday commutes or keep your bike in trail mode with some beefier knobbies.

Rest assured, we'll be offering these in this stylie silver finish. The world needs more silver, tubeless rim options.

700c / 29" (Alloy)
27mm inner width
Tire range: 40c- 2.4"
32 hole
Tubeless
Hookless rim flange
Anti- pinch
Anti- blowoff
Anti- burp
Black & Silver finish
Price: TBD

Entry level Doggler builds!

ETA: Early June 2023

Same Doggler frameset & geo that you've come to know and love--- now with a more budget friendly spec to get more folks on rad bikes!

These will be offered in both Gravel & City build kits. (27.5" wheelsets available for purchase on our site)

Painted in International Orange with a matte finish as an ode to our local legend-

The Golden Gate Bridge.

Full Shimano Deore 12 speed drivetrain
Shimano MT201 flat mount brakes (180mm rotors FR/RR)
31.6mm rigid seatpost (PNW dropper posts will be available for purchase on our site for those wanting some droop)
Steel DM chainrings
WTB Silverado saddle
$1,600.00 MSRP

Local abandoned spin bike finds new life as an artist

Photo: Evan Christenson

Over the last few Sea Otters, we've been keen on providing a fun artistic retreat for event patrons. Keeping with tradition, Tree & Brian re-engineered this rusty, abandoned spin bike into a hilariously fun art making monster.

Tree put down some serious watts over the weekend-- pedaling this thing while both kids & adults dripped paint on their canvases to make a one of a kind Sea Otter souvenir.