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RULE THE TRAIL: My Bike. Your Size.

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ANSWER THE CALL: Swear to Shred™

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THE TRAIL AWAITS.

Marauder Ti

The quintessential hardtail mountain bike now in Titanium.  Low slung. Aggressive.  Refined for the rigors of technically demanding terrain.

Marauder

The New England hardtail mountain bike.  Low slung. Aggressive.  Built for the rigors of technically demanding terrain.

Huntsman Ti

Paths less traveled. Lost and found. The Huntsman Ti is the bike that takes you over the horizon and into the beyond.

Huntsman

“Road” is a relative word. In my neck of the woods, not all roads are paved. The Huntsman is the bike that covers all the bases.

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What kind of bikes do I specialize in? Anything with knobs that touches dirt.

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All the Latest from the 44HQ Instagram

  • The Unexpected //
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Back on April 4th, I donned my riding duds, got my bike loaded and was off with my Pup Poka for a quick ride at a trailhead.  I dropped my saddle and sat down coasting slowly to the trails start.  That’s when everything went sideways.  Unknown to me, there was a Spring runoff and/or a combined frost heave hidden behind a lip on the road.  As I traversed this, I was stopped dead in my tracks, the fork compressed violently and I was tossed like a cork over the bars.  Instincts kicked in as I tucked, slid and rolled to a stop.  I landed hard on my left shoulder but when I sat up.. something wasn’t right with my right shoulder from that hard fork compression.  After seeing an orthopedic soon after my fall and the MRI results are in despite active recovery and strength returning with PT: Torn supraspinatus and infraspinatus rotator cuff muscles requiring arthroscopic surgical reattachment.  My Doctor joked “You pose an interesting case.  Typically people with your injury can’t move their arm a certain way.  You clearly can.  I find this interesting!”
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I have an incredible surgical team I’ve put my full trust into.  My surgery date is set for June 4th, 2026.  The weeks following that date to June 22nd I will be recovering.  From June 25th onward, I have an amazing Physical Therapist I’ve worked with for previous injuries lined up and ready to kick ass.  I’m ready to get this done and put in the long hard work to recover.  This is going to be a long hard road and one heck of a mountain to climb but I’m looking forward to getting to the top and seeing what the view looks like from there.
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To all of my clients that I’ve spoken to: Thank you for your compassion, patience and words of encouragement.  I work long days alone and being part of this community makes me feel part of something so much bigger.  Thank you.
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So posts and news from me at 44 Bikes will be a bit slow the next few weeks.  If you’re reading this, burn some turns for me this summer and make a promise to get out there and get after it.  Send healing waves too!  I’m going to need them! 
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#sweartoshred
  • Marauder Ti SS 
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Another one tacked.  Seat stay day Thursday then it’s off to the races to get this one welded.
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#titanium
#weldeverydamnday
  • SSunday //
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Another Marauder Ti SS spit polished and ready to hit the trails.  Burn some turns for me this weekend YINZ-N-YOUS.
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#titanium 
#hardtail 
#singlespeed
  • Marauder Ti SS //
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Marauder Ti singlespeed ready for New England singletrack.  This ones’s headed to @uppervalleybike to burn some Vermont dirt!
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#singlespeed 
#titanium
  • Marauder Ti SS //
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Thus ones packed and ready for the Man in Brown to head out West to see what they know.  Honk at @onespeed_dan if you see him ripping singletrack.  Burn some turns for me on this one Dan!
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#singlespeed 
#titanium
  • Dropout //
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NOS Paragon Machine Works sliders with SS & PM inserts and Ti combo head bolt kit.  Feels odd to type that but it’s 2026 and just how it is..
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#singlespeed 
#titanium
#nos
The Unexpected //
-
Back on April 4th, I donned my riding duds, got my bike loaded and was off with my Pup Poka for a quick ride at a trailhead.  I dropped my saddle and sat down coasting slowly to the trails start.  That’s when everything went sideways.  Unknown to me, there was a Spring runoff and/or a combined frost heave hidden behind a lip on the road.  As I traversed this, I was stopped dead in my tracks, the fork compressed violently and I was tossed like a cork over the bars.  Instincts kicked in as I tucked, slid and rolled to a stop.  I landed hard on my left shoulder but when I sat up.. something wasn’t right with my right shoulder from that hard fork compression.  After seeing an orthopedic soon after my fall and the MRI results are in despite active recovery and strength returning with PT: Torn supraspinatus and infraspinatus rotator cuff muscles requiring arthroscopic surgical reattachment.  My Doctor joked “You pose an interesting case.  Typically people with your injury can’t move their arm a certain way.  You clearly can.  I find this interesting!”
-
I have an incredible surgical team I’ve put my full trust into.  My surgery date is set for June 4th, 2026.  The weeks following that date to June 22nd I will be recovering.  From June 25th onward, I have an amazing Physical Therapist I’ve worked with for previous injuries lined up and ready to kick ass.  I’m ready to get this done and put in the long hard work to recover.  This is going to be a long hard road and one heck of a mountain to climb but I’m looking forward to getting to the top and seeing what the view looks like from there.
-
To all of my clients that I’ve spoken to: Thank you for your compassion, patience and words of encouragement.  I work long days alone and being part of this community makes me feel part of something so much bigger.  Thank you.
-
So posts and news from me at 44 Bikes will be a bit slow the next few weeks.  If you’re reading this, burn some turns for me this summer and make a promise to get out there and get after it.  Send healing waves too!  I’m going to need them! 
-
#sweartoshred
The Unexpected //
-
Back on April 4th, I donned my riding duds, got my bike loaded and was off with my Pup Poka for a quick ride at a trailhead.  I dropped my saddle and sat down coasting slowly to the trails start.  That’s when everything went sideways.  Unknown to me, there was a Spring runoff and/or a combined frost heave hidden behind a lip on the road.  As I traversed this, I was stopped dead in my tracks, the fork compressed violently and I was tossed like a cork over the bars.  Instincts kicked in as I tucked, slid and rolled to a stop.  I landed hard on my left shoulder but when I sat up.. something wasn’t right with my right shoulder from that hard fork compression.  After seeing an orthopedic soon after my fall and the MRI results are in despite active recovery and strength returning with PT: Torn supraspinatus and infraspinatus rotator cuff muscles requiring arthroscopic surgical reattachment.  My Doctor joked “You pose an interesting case.  Typically people with your injury can’t move their arm a certain way.  You clearly can.  I find this interesting!”
-
I have an incredible surgical team I’ve put my full trust into.  My surgery date is set for June 4th, 2026.  The weeks following that date to June 22nd I will be recovering.  From June 25th onward, I have an amazing Physical Therapist I’ve worked with for previous injuries lined up and ready to kick ass.  I’m ready to get this done and put in the long hard work to recover.  This is going to be a long hard road and one heck of a mountain to climb but I’m looking forward to getting to the top and seeing what the view looks like from there.
-
To all of my clients that I’ve spoken to: Thank you for your compassion, patience and words of encouragement.  I work long days alone and being part of this community makes me feel part of something so much bigger.  Thank you.
-
So posts and news from me at 44 Bikes will be a bit slow the next few weeks.  If you’re reading this, burn some turns for me this summer and make a promise to get out there and get after it.  Send healing waves too!  I’m going to need them! 
-
#sweartoshred
The Unexpected //
-
Back on April 4th, I donned my riding duds, got my bike loaded and was off with my Pup Poka for a quick ride at a trailhead.  I dropped my saddle and sat down coasting slowly to the trails start.  That’s when everything went sideways.  Unknown to me, there was a Spring runoff and/or a combined frost heave hidden behind a lip on the road.  As I traversed this, I was stopped dead in my tracks, the fork compressed violently and I was tossed like a cork over the bars.  Instincts kicked in as I tucked, slid and rolled to a stop.  I landed hard on my left shoulder but when I sat up.. something wasn’t right with my right shoulder from that hard fork compression.  After seeing an orthopedic soon after my fall and the MRI results are in despite active recovery and strength returning with PT: Torn supraspinatus and infraspinatus rotator cuff muscles requiring arthroscopic surgical reattachment.  My Doctor joked “You pose an interesting case.  Typically people with your injury can’t move their arm a certain way.  You clearly can.  I find this interesting!”
-
I have an incredible surgical team I’ve put my full trust into.  My surgery date is set for June 4th, 2026.  The weeks following that date to June 22nd I will be recovering.  From June 25th onward, I have an amazing Physical Therapist I’ve worked with for previous injuries lined up and ready to kick ass.  I’m ready to get this done and put in the long hard work to recover.  This is going to be a long hard road and one heck of a mountain to climb but I’m looking forward to getting to the top and seeing what the view looks like from there.
-
To all of my clients that I’ve spoken to: Thank you for your compassion, patience and words of encouragement.  I work long days alone and being part of this community makes me feel part of something so much bigger.  Thank you.
-
So posts and news from me at 44 Bikes will be a bit slow the next few weeks.  If you’re reading this, burn some turns for me this summer and make a promise to get out there and get after it.  Send healing waves too!  I’m going to need them! 
-
#sweartoshred
The Unexpected //
-
Back on April 4th, I donned my riding duds, got my bike loaded and was off with my Pup Poka for a quick ride at a trailhead.  I dropped my saddle and sat down coasting slowly to the trails start.  That’s when everything went sideways.  Unknown to me, there was a Spring runoff and/or a combined frost heave hidden behind a lip on the road.  As I traversed this, I was stopped dead in my tracks, the fork compressed violently and I was tossed like a cork over the bars.  Instincts kicked in as I tucked, slid and rolled to a stop.  I landed hard on my left shoulder but when I sat up.. something wasn’t right with my right shoulder from that hard fork compression.  After seeing an orthopedic soon after my fall and the MRI results are in despite active recovery and strength returning with PT: Torn supraspinatus and infraspinatus rotator cuff muscles requiring arthroscopic surgical reattachment.  My Doctor joked “You pose an interesting case.  Typically people with your injury can’t move their arm a certain way.  You clearly can.  I find this interesting!”
-
I have an incredible surgical team I’ve put my full trust into.  My surgery date is set for June 4th, 2026.  The weeks following that date to June 22nd I will be recovering.  From June 25th onward, I have an amazing Physical Therapist I’ve worked with for previous injuries lined up and ready to kick ass.  I’m ready to get this done and put in the long hard work to recover.  This is going to be a long hard road and one heck of a mountain to climb but I’m looking forward to getting to the top and seeing what the view looks like from there.
-
To all of my clients that I’ve spoken to: Thank you for your compassion, patience and words of encouragement.  I work long days alone and being part of this community makes me feel part of something so much bigger.  Thank you.
-
So posts and news from me at 44 Bikes will be a bit slow the next few weeks.  If you’re reading this, burn some turns for me this summer and make a promise to get out there and get after it.  Send healing waves too!  I’m going to need them! 
-
#sweartoshred
The Unexpected // - Back on April 4th, I donned my riding duds, got my bike loaded and was off with my Pup Poka for a quick ride at a trailhead. I dropped my saddle and sat down coasting slowly to the trails start. That’s when everything went sideways. Unknown to me, there was a Spring runoff and/or a combined frost heave hidden behind a lip on the road. As I traversed this, I was stopped dead in my tracks, the fork compressed violently and I was tossed like a cork over the bars. Instincts kicked in as I tucked, slid and rolled to a stop. I landed hard on my left shoulder but when I sat up.. something wasn’t right with my right shoulder from that hard fork compression. After seeing an orthopedic soon after my fall and the MRI results are in despite active recovery and strength returning with PT: Torn supraspinatus and infraspinatus rotator cuff muscles requiring arthroscopic surgical reattachment. My Doctor joked “You pose an interesting case. Typically people with your injury can’t move their arm a certain way. You clearly can. I find this interesting!” - I have an incredible surgical team I’ve put my full trust into. My surgery date is set for June 4th, 2026. The weeks following that date to June 22nd I will be recovering. From June 25th onward, I have an amazing Physical Therapist I’ve worked with for previous injuries lined up and ready to kick ass. I’m ready to get this done and put in the long hard work to recover. This is going to be a long hard road and one heck of a mountain to climb but I’m looking forward to getting to the top and seeing what the view looks like from there. - To all of my clients that I’ve spoken to: Thank you for your compassion, patience and words of encouragement. I work long days alone and being part of this community makes me feel part of something so much bigger. Thank you. - So posts and news from me at 44 Bikes will be a bit slow the next few weeks. If you’re reading this, burn some turns for me this summer and make a promise to get out there and get after it. Send healing waves too! I’m going to need them! - #sweartoshred
2 days ago
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Marauder Ti SS 
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Another one tacked.  Seat stay day Thursday then it’s off to the races to get this one welded.
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#titanium
#weldeverydamnday
Marauder Ti SS 
-
Another one tacked.  Seat stay day Thursday then it’s off to the races to get this one welded.
-
#titanium
#weldeverydamnday
Marauder Ti SS 
-
Another one tacked.  Seat stay day Thursday then it’s off to the races to get this one welded.
-
#titanium
#weldeverydamnday
Marauder Ti SS - Another one tacked. Seat stay day Thursday then it’s off to the races to get this one welded. - #titanium #weldeverydamnday
4 days ago
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SSunday //
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Another Marauder Ti SS spit polished and ready to hit the trails.  Burn some turns for me this weekend YINZ-N-YOUS.
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#titanium 
#hardtail 
#singlespeed
SSunday //
-
Another Marauder Ti SS spit polished and ready to hit the trails.  Burn some turns for me this weekend YINZ-N-YOUS.
-
#titanium 
#hardtail 
#singlespeed
SSunday //
-
Another Marauder Ti SS spit polished and ready to hit the trails.  Burn some turns for me this weekend YINZ-N-YOUS.
-
#titanium 
#hardtail 
#singlespeed
SSunday //
-
Another Marauder Ti SS spit polished and ready to hit the trails.  Burn some turns for me this weekend YINZ-N-YOUS.
-
#titanium 
#hardtail 
#singlespeed
SSunday //
-
Another Marauder Ti SS spit polished and ready to hit the trails.  Burn some turns for me this weekend YINZ-N-YOUS.
-
#titanium 
#hardtail 
#singlespeed
SSunday //
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Another Marauder Ti SS spit polished and ready to hit the trails.  Burn some turns for me this weekend YINZ-N-YOUS.
-
#titanium 
#hardtail 
#singlespeed
SSunday // - Another Marauder Ti SS spit polished and ready to hit the trails. Burn some turns for me this weekend YINZ-N-YOUS. - #titanium #hardtail #singlespeed
1 week ago
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Marauder Ti SS //
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Marauder Ti singlespeed ready for New England singletrack.  This ones’s headed to @uppervalleybike to burn some Vermont dirt!
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#singlespeed 
#titanium
Marauder Ti SS //
-
Marauder Ti singlespeed ready for New England singletrack.  This ones’s headed to @uppervalleybike to burn some Vermont dirt!
-
#singlespeed 
#titanium
Marauder Ti SS // - Marauder Ti singlespeed ready for New England singletrack. This ones’s headed to @uppervalleybike to burn some Vermont dirt! - #singlespeed #titanium
1 week ago
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Marauder Ti SS //
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Thus ones packed and ready for the Man in Brown to head out West to see what they know.  Honk at @onespeed_dan if you see him ripping singletrack.  Burn some turns for me on this one Dan!
-
#singlespeed 
#titanium
Marauder Ti SS //
-
Thus ones packed and ready for the Man in Brown to head out West to see what they know.  Honk at @onespeed_dan if you see him ripping singletrack.  Burn some turns for me on this one Dan!
-
#singlespeed 
#titanium
Marauder Ti SS //
-
Thus ones packed and ready for the Man in Brown to head out West to see what they know.  Honk at @onespeed_dan if you see him ripping singletrack.  Burn some turns for me on this one Dan!
-
#singlespeed 
#titanium
Marauder Ti SS //
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Thus ones packed and ready for the Man in Brown to head out West to see what they know.  Honk at @onespeed_dan if you see him ripping singletrack.  Burn some turns for me on this one Dan!
-
#singlespeed 
#titanium
Marauder Ti SS // - Thus ones packed and ready for the Man in Brown to head out West to see what they know. Honk at @onespeed_dan if you see him ripping singletrack. Burn some turns for me on this one Dan! - #singlespeed #titanium
1 week ago
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Dropout //
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NOS Paragon Machine Works sliders with SS & PM inserts and Ti combo head bolt kit.  Feels odd to type that but it’s 2026 and just how it is..
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#singlespeed 
#titanium
#nos
Dropout //
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NOS Paragon Machine Works sliders with SS & PM inserts and Ti combo head bolt kit.  Feels odd to type that but it’s 2026 and just how it is..
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#singlespeed 
#titanium
#nos
Dropout // - NOS Paragon Machine Works sliders with SS & PM inserts and Ti combo head bolt kit. Feels odd to type that but it’s 2026 and just how it is.. - #singlespeed #titanium #nos
1 week ago
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