DAY THREE: THE MULTICOLORED MOSAIC
Today's Breathtaking Build has a roundabout kind of story. This bike was never supposed to exist. Originally, this bike was a Mosaic GS-1, built with one specific purpose in mind, above all others: The infamous, brutal, and equally breathtaking Dirty Kanza, the mother of all gravel races. Unfortunately, fate had other plans in mind - soon after the GS-1 was delivered, it was snatched from its owner's garage, never to see the flint rock of Kansas. In response, Mosaic, in a magnanimous gesture, allowed the GS-1's owner to take head welder Aaron Barcheck's personal GT-1 on a journey of self-discovery at Kanza. In return, the bereaved GS-1 owner took things up a notch and put an order in for his own Mosaic GT-1. This is the result, a gravel racer built with a bell and all the whistles.
While in most of the world of cycling, titanium is left raw, we tend to treat the topic with a bit more ambivalence. Meet Boulder's finest, wrapped in a stunning paint scheme from VeloColour in Toronto, Canada. There are no decals here, and like Baum Cycles, every detail is masked and hand-painted, right down to the multi-colored stripes and Mosaic logo, a window to the bike's raw Ti soul.










We hope you enjoyed Day Three of the Twelve Days of Breathtaking Builds. Tomorrow's offering is the stunning end of an era from the foot of the Dolomites, stay tuned!
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