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This year, the North American Handmade Bike Show (NAHBS) headed to a city familiar to cyclocross fans. The 2018 edition was held in Hartford, CT over the weekend, and the craftmanship and creativity on display was impressive as always.

Bikes of all kinds were on display in Hartford, from tandems to cruisers to vintage-style rides. Mike Taylor of TEXmarket snapped some shots of many of the cyclocross, gravel and all-road bikes at the 2018 NAHBS, and during the next few days, we are going to provide galleries of some of the eye-candy from this year's show.

The winner of the Best Cyclocross Bike Award had to travel a decent distance for this year's show. Triton Bikes is based in Moscow, Russia, and this year, the company took home top honors for its titanium singlespeed bike.

Demitry Nechaev of Triton Bicycles poses with his Best Cyclocross Bike Award-winning titanium singlespeed. 2018 North American Handmade Bike Show. photo: NAHBS

Demitry Nechaev of Triton Bicycles poses with his Best Cyclocross Bike Award-winning titanium singlespeed. 2018 North American Handmade Bike Show. photo: NAHBS

See the gallery below for a collection of the cyclocross bikes and some of the pumped-up gravel bikes on display at this year's NAHBS. If you missed it, see our gallery of all-road and utility bikes.

Brandon Grant and Zach Schuster contributed to this report.

Photo Gallery: Cyclocross and Gravel Bikes at the  2018 NAHBS

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We first saw the Fat Chance Chris Cross at Sea Otter. Chris Chance doesn't build his own bikes but this handbuilt machine was an eye-catcher. We're anxous to test one. 2018 North American Handmade Bike Show. © Mike Taylor / Cyclocross Magazine

We first saw the Fat Chance Chris Cross at Sea Otter. Chris Chance doesn’t build his own bikes but this hand-built machine was an eye-catcher. We’re anxous to test one. 2018 North American Handmade Bike Show. © Mike Taylor / Cyclocross Magazine

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