Welcome to Ewhurst Bikes™

Founded in 2019, Ewhurst Bikes™ combines endurance cycling expertise with aerospace-grade engineering to deliver bespoke bike builds, precision servicing, performance upgrades, expert repairs, optimised ride quality, and meticulous maintenance.

Having completed round-the-world cycling expeditions and ridden across the Australian desert, we know what works in the real world—and what is simply a passing fad. That experience allows us to help every rider achieve exceptional performance, reliability, comfort, and value.

Contact us directly on 07720 597869.

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We work with

  • Ultra-endurance athletes
  • Road cyclists
  • Downhill and mountain bikers
  • Gravel and cyclocross riders
  • Touring cyclists
  • E-bike riders
  • Children’s bikes
  • Everyday cyclists
  • Adaptive cycles for disabled riders
  • Recumbent bicycles and electric handcycles

Every bike is tailored to your riding style, goals, and budget.

Opening Hours

7 days a week
8:00 am – 8:00 pm

? Shotley Bridge, County Durham DH8 0SD

Please call 07720 597869. to book your bike in before dropping it off.

Quotations and safety inspections are normally provided free of charge, and all work is discussed, agreed, and approved before any servicing or repairs begin.

The ultimate endurance gravel race bike:

The Ewhurstbikes Alpine Race Sport™

Ewhurstbikes relentless testing and development..

Why Choose Ewhurst Bikes?

Engineering is at the heart of everything we do.

Our combination of professional engineering expertise and real-world cycling experience means we don’t simply repair bicycles—we engineer better solutions.

Whether you’re preparing for an ultra-endurance event, restoring a classic bicycle, repairing a damaged carbon frame, commissioning a bespoke build, or upgrading your e-bike, every project receives the same meticulous attention to detail, precision workmanship, and commitment to long-term reliability.

At Ewhurst Bikes™, our goal is simple: to build, repair, and optimise bicycles that perform exceptionally well and inspire confidence on every ride.

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16% + 25mph head💨🌧💨 = 🚴‍♀️👆😁 ...! Definitely a Northumberland autumnal equation
Brutal Northumberland 4 hour ride, following yesterday's adventure with my lovely Brazilian Karate black belt instructor that is up for some cycling .. Cyclists advice avoid doing the same ride backwards 😁😁 🪖🪖 🚴‍♀️💨💨
A refreshingly gruelling beautiful Geordie grind in ridiculously windy conditions 🚴‍♀️💨💨
Last few of these great gravel workhorses in stock at £1699
Titanium is a problematic material to make bike frames. This is a very nicely welded and designed Merlin frame that shouldnt have failed. It has failed because of poor seat tube design and finishing. Thicker wall thicknesses around the tube joins without careful design consideration create stress concentration too and once the razor sharp cracks in Titanium start, they don't stop they propagate rapidly, even al low loads. This seat tube is a good example of how cracks propagate and Titanium fails in fatigue accelerated by the internal burrs that propagate from the inside of the tubes. The seat post is seriously difficult to repair due to the high levels of residual stress in the material, and thin wall sections making it almost impossible to retain roundness. When we repair Titanium frames we re alloy the titanium to reduce its propensity to fail in fatigue and sort out the form of the weld and reform to reduce any stress concentration, and spread the loads and subtely change the form smooth the form of the welds to take the loads away from the max bending moments. We've fixed hundreds of these titanium frames and whilst titanium is a good material in some high temperature aerospace applications but bike manufacturers seem to have absolutely no clue about what matters details are critical when using titanium. We've overcome all of these issues with the material we've selected for the Alpine Race Sport, 1.5x stronger than titanium without the issues related to fatigue, and the potential fragility of oxidised titanium welds, and the material we use gets stronger when work hardened under load 💪🚴‍♀️💨💨. The Alpine Race Sport forks are even stronger 2x the strength of titanium allowing more options on frame geometry to optimise the machine off road for max speed and comfort on the rough stuff. Bi metallic corrosion must be prevented between titanium and aluminium too, as this rock solid bottom bracket showed.. Fun fun fun Enjoy Tom ewhurstbikes.com #
Where the cyclists are men and the sheep are nervous, thats Northumberland for ya..
Whilst the Alpine climbs sorted ones legs, one has to be missing the Northumberland wind 💨💨