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Following an overwhelming response of international interest, Bespoked has today confirmed the dates and venue for its debut Japanese edition, Bespoked Osaka 2026. Initial expressions of interest far surpassed expectations, prompting organisers to secure a larger, landmark venue to meet demand from builders, brands and media worldwide.

Bespoked Osaka will take place from Friday 23rd to Sunday 25th October 2026 at the iconic Glion Museum, located at 2 Chome-6-39 Kaigandori, Minato Ward, Osaka, 552-0022, Japan.

The official Press and Trade Day will be held on Friday 23rd October, with the show opening to the public on Saturday 24th and Sunday 25th October. An exciting, international exhibitor line-up – spanning globally recognised brands and independent makers – will be announced in the coming months, promising a showcase of innovation, design and world-class craftsmanship.

See more at Bespoked and see the internet’s largest collection of Bespoked images in our archives.

We’re big fans of Cycle Atlas’ illustrations. Many of the bikes the French artist has drawn over the years, were pulled straight from the pages of The Radavist. Seeing art inspire other art is one of the best things about this website! For 2026, Cycle Atlas has designed a stunning calendar in A4 format (€20), featuring many bikes from our 2025 Bespoked DE coverage. Roll on over to Cycle Atlas to order!

Following another record-breaking year, Bespoked, the world’s largest and longest-running handmade bicycle show, is proud to announce its 2026 international calendar – including an all-new UK venue in Peckham, London, a return to Dresden Airport, and an expanded Bespoked Japan in Osaka…

We’ve got a few more posts coming in next week from the 2025 Bespoked Dresden show, but all of our builder content has been posted. If you were one of the framebuilders we featured, your photos are available on The Radavist Dropbox. Our intention with documenting these sorts of shows was to supply talented makers with high-quality, beautiful photos to help market their practice. That means you can use them on your website, social media channels, for yourself, and your component marketing companies. These photos are all 2000 pixels wide at 72 DPI.

Bespoked Dresden was a phenomenal showcase, and the team running the show deserves their props. Well done to all!

We’d also like to express thanks to Brooks England for supporting our 2025 Bespoked Dresden coverage and to each and every one of you who signed up for The Radavist Membership. Without this joint effort between brands and supporters, we wouldn’t be able to do what we do, so thank you!

Visit The Radavist Dropbox to download your photos.

At the 2025 Bespoked Dresden, Cycles Manivelle had more than a few amazing products on display, from their bags to stunning custom bikes. Its Le Sac à Dos converts from a backpack to a tote for the farmers market and even works as a basket bag for cruising around town. Find out all the details below…

Bespoked, Europe’s leading handmade bicycle show, is delighted to announce the four winners of the 2025 SRAM Inclusivity Scholarship, who will exhibit among more than 150 makers at Bespoked Dresden 2025, hosted at Dresden International Airport from 10–12 October 2025. The SRAM Inclusivity Scholarship champions frame-builders from underrepresented backgrounds, offering them the opportunity to present their work on a global platform…

Bespoked, Europe’s leading handmade bicycle show, is going global. In September 2026, Bespoked will launch in Osaka, Japan – a city long recognised as a centre of bicycle and component manufacture, metal fabrication, and craft.

Osaka sits at the heart of Japan’s bicycle manufacturing heritage. From the precision of NJS-certified Keirin builders, whose frames carried world champions, to contemporary builders, the region has a reputation for uncompromising quality and innovation. Today, that tradition continues through apprenticeships and the next generation of builders carrying the craft forward.

Bespoked Osaka will celebrate Japan’s vibrant handmade scene, while also welcoming Western and international builders to build a new frame building hub in Asia. This cultural exchange is central to the show – giving Japanese makers a platform to reach new audiences, while offering international exhibitors the chance to learn from Japan’s unique approach to craftsmanship, design, and cycling culture.

Exhibitors can register their interest now to receive updates on Bespoked Osaka 2026, along with discounted early-bird stand rates.

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Bespoked, in partnership with SRAM, announces the launch of the SRAM Inclusivity Scholarship for its third consecutive year. This initiative reinforces their ongoing dedication to diversity, inclusivity, and representation within the European cycling and framebuilding communities…