Four years ago we launched Airdrop Bikes with an edit we made with some mates in the local woods. A lot has changed since then but Clayspades still holds up...
KC is a staffer at Vertigo Bikes in Queenstown, our New Zealand distributor, and the latest to build a custom Edit v3. But probably the first to have a full air or coil setup to choose from...
Callum's a freelance sports & adventure photographer based in Queenstown, NZ. He's also a good friend. With a bit of help from Vertigo Bikes, we hooked him up with a sweet Edit v3 custom build.
Our friend Nush upgraded from a pretty sweet Edit v2 to an even sweeter Edit v3 this summer. We got the lowdown on the new bike and how the two bikes compare.
When Andy was in Queenstown he wanted to buy an Edit v3, but it didn't happen for one reason or another. Fast forward 6 months and he's back in the UK, working here full time. He's finally managed to get his bike together, exactly the way he wants it. Which is really what we want for every customer too. Andy's spec is a bit out of the ordinary, so it's definitely worth taking a closer look.
Duncan Philpott is a Sheffield local and a pro photographer on the EWS circuit. We lent him an Edit v3 to take out to Madeira for the 2019 race. Back home after a long season away, he's put a blog post together for us.
Airdrop is a small brand. A very small brand. Which is exactly how we want it to be; but we have big plans and we need a bit of help. That's where Andy comes in.
The Fade is back by popular demand - frames are due to arrive here on Friday. We've updated the specs on the Fade Works full build and there's a Fade To Black limited edition bike too. Here's the lowdown on everything that's new.
In the first of our new tech blog series, we're getting into the details of the Edit v3's kinematics. Find out how the suspension works and what it's like to ride...
In our latest Dream Build video with Gee Milner, we put together a matte black Edit v3 Works. Get a look behind the scenes at how we put our bikes together.
A couple of weeks ago it was two years since James started working at Airdrop so it seems like a good opportunity to reflect on everything that's changed in that time, what's new and where we're heading.
We're always working on stuff behind the scenes, and we'd like to share some of those stories with you. Some things work out, some things don't - but it's always interesting.
