Campesinas - Paint Collection - Scarab Cycles

The roughness of the ever-changing Andes Mountains and tropical conditions shape Colombia and its people. Colombians have their own way of living among the challenges that the remoteness of its landscape can bring, by building some of the most charming houses in these remote places. This is a statement of the willingness to pursue living among nature, and its ever-changing conditions, in a beautiful manner.
These homes are a true reflection of the people that inhabit them, with facades that tell stories all their own, and that’s what Scarab Cycles’ bikes have always done with their rider. Scarab’s new Campesina paint option builds on Scarab’s iconic paint designs and incorporates another aspect of who Colombians are.
The colors of Campesina homes connect inhabitants - and now Scarab’s riders around the world - to the earth, as well as the homes’ humanity with colors and vividness, made of trodden earth, wood, baked clay, and stones. Those Houses can fall and leave no trace. They are like humble, warm, docile giants. They go with the rain, the silence, and the wind; they return to the earth, their service concludes, and they humbly disappear. Generations of Colombian "Campesinos" (people from the countryside) knew how to live without leaving permanent scars on the land centuries before the word “ sustainable” was first spoke.

[@gustavom6594]

Videazooo hermoso Colombia hombre y la bici preciosa ojalá algún día tenga una campesina me identifico mucho con él campesino😊

[@jorgecorreav]

Que nota Alejo, te quedó muy bacano!

[@Speedy.V]

What type of tubing do you use?

[@scarabcycles]

We use Columbus Spirit on this specific model which is the Santa Rosa.

[@Speedy.V]

@@scarabcycles Thanks for the info. On your website it doesn't say what brand of steel the frame is made of. Do you make any frames from Tange Ultimate?

[@scarabcycles]

@@Speedy.V I will get that on the website! We dont use Tange. But the letras front Triangle is built with Kaisei ultra light tubing. it comes both in disc and and rimbrakes.