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Stalk Bicycles through the eyes of Oakland North - Oakland North films us! (December 2011)

Megan Molteni of Oakland North films our workshop in action and interviews co-founder and lead fabricator, Lars Jacobsen.
Watch: “Bamboo Bike” by Oakland North

Stalk Bicycles on Organic Soul - Organic Soul covers us! (November 2011)

Jesse Richardson from Organic Soul “stalks” us. Thanks for the thoughtful and engaging story on us.
Read: Style meets Sustainability, Stalk Bicycles

Stalk Bicycles on Greenwik - Thanks Tonya! (September 2011)

Tonya Nelson provides a great summary of what we do here at Stalk!
Read: It’s All in the Stalk

Smithsonian Magazine features Stalk - (June 2011)

Smithsonian’s inside look on the bamboo bike, key industry players (including Craig Calfee, Bamboo Bike Studio, Stalk Bicycles), and the future of the bike.

Read: Turning Bamboo into a Bicycle

Stalk Bicycles on Ecotarget - Thanks Ecotarget! (May 2011)

We’re honored again to have someone blog about us. Bob even provides some extra background information on bamboo which is a good primer for those unfamiliar with the plant. We reached out to Bob and he said he wasn’t just interested in writing about us, he was interested in getting one. Once we finish his bike, we’ll be happy to blog about his bike and return the favor!
Read: Bamboo Bicycles are Sprouting

Stalk Bicycles on Apartment Therapy - We got Profiled! (April 2011)

We had the honor of being profiled on Apartment Therapy! To be honest, none of us knew what Apartment Therapy was…only to find out that they’re actually a really popular interior decorating and lifestyle blog/website. All we can say is, “cool”.
Read: Apartment Therapy Profile of Stalk Bicycles

Stalk Bicycles at California Academy of Sciences - Earth Day Press Release (March 2011)

SAN FRANCISCO (March 11, 2011) – The California Academy of Sciences is committed to exploring, explaining and protecting the natural world throughout the year, but on Earth Day, that spotlight on our planet’s health intensifies. From Thursday, April 21 – Saturday, April 23, the Academy will host a series of special programs which highlight our planet’s incredible biodiversity and fragility, sponsored by Pacific Gas & Electric Company.
Stalk Bicycles: Check out how a local company makes eco-friendly custom bike frames from bamboo and recyclable materials
Read: Cal Academy of Science Press Release

KPFA Radio Interview - KPFA 94.1 Radio Broadcast (January 2011)

KPFA’s Terra Verde environmental talk show invited Stalk Bicycles to participate on a panel regarding the uses and impact of the bamboo plant.
Synopsis: Today Terra Verde brings together a group of practitioners in bamboo building, crafting, landscaping, and regenerative design to tell us about their experiences with this multi-purpose plant.
Listen: KPFA-Stalk Bicycles Interview

SF Bike Expo - Thanks uRide.tv! (November 2010)

This year’s 2010 SF Bike Expo was awesome. It was our first trade show event and the public reception was awesome. People were stoked. uRide.tv came by the Stalk booth for an interview and Lars obliged.
Watch: uRide.tv Stalk Bicycles Interview

Femininity Event – Keep A Breast Foundation - Thanks ESK! (November 2010)

Femininity was an art/fundraising event for the Keep A Breast Foundation. Hosted at the Old Crow Tattoo tattoo shop, it featured art from local artists including 4 bamboo bike frames from Stalk Bicycles. We collaborated with 4 featured artists to paint our frames and they were auctioned off, with all proceeds going to the foundation.
Read: Old Crow Tattoo-Femininity

Entropy Resins – DIY Bamboo Bikes - Thanks Entropy! (July 2010)

Once we discovered Entropy Resins, we knew we had to meet the guys behind the great products. Long story short, we’ve become good friends with Desi and have put their Super Sap CLR to the test with our bike frames. We can say without a doubt that their bio-resin performs. It’s environmentally safe, doesn’t overwhelm the user with fumes (like conventional epoxy resin), and brings our frames one step closer to being completely organic. If you’re looking into epoxy resins, consider Entropy Resins’ Super Sap CLR as a great alternative.
Read: Entropy Resins – DIY Bamboo Bikes

Change Your Life – Ride a Bike Blog - Thanks Adrienne! (June 2010)

Adrienne spotted Nick while he was cruising around Oakland and proceeded to milk him for all the information he had on our bamboo bikes. She also snapped a few pretty pictures of him as well. =)
Read: Who Can Hook Me Up

Riding Pretty Blog - Thanks Shelly! (April 2010)

Shelly, of Riding Pretty spotted Zack and Nick at the SF Green Festival and was really interested in our bamboo bikes. Walking away from that conversation, we could tell she was stoked. Well, she ended up blogging about us! Shelly had some ideas with how to build a frame and hopefully we’ll be able to collaborate soon.
Read: My SF Day: Green Festival – Bamboo Bicycle

China, Asia, Climbing and Fixed Gear Bikes Blog - Thanks Ines! (December 2009)

Zack built an urban bamboo bike in China this year and auctioned it off a Greening the Beige event. Greening the Beige (GtB) is an eco-minded arts collective and not-for-profit community network dedicated to nurturing awareness of environmental issues. GtB promotes and celebrates earth friendly artists and organizations in Beijing.
Read: Amazing Bamboo Fixed Gear Bicycle