SRAM Inclusivity Scholarship winners revealed for BESPOKED Dresden

Tuesday, 21 July 2026 Simon Yuen

BESPOKED and SRAM have announced the four recipients of the 2026 SRAM Inclusivity Scholarship.

Designed to support framebuilders who are underrepresented within the cycling and framebuilding industries, the scholarship will give recipients the opportunity to exhibit at BESPOKED Dresden, taking place from 11-13 September 2026 at Dresden International Airport.

The recipients include Morassiframes, which will showcase an ultra-light stainless steel bikepacking bike designed for extreme mountain races such as the Seven Serpents, Trans Balkan Race and Alps Divide.

Meanwhile, Santa Clara Bikes will present a special version of the Nyanga. The Nyanga frameset is available with either snap ring or Universal Derailleur Hanger (UDH) dropouts, offering compatibility with a range of drivetrain configurations. It can be paired with a Dedacciai All-Road, Columbus Trittico or ENVE fork, depending on the rider’s preferred specification.

Designed with a clean aesthetic, the frame features fully internal cable routing optimised for electronic shifting systems. It also accommodates tyres up to 32mm wide, providing versatility across a variety of road riding conditions. The frame is available in a choice of premium steel tubing, including Columbus XCR, Columbus Spirit, Dedacciai Zero and Reynolds 853 PT.

Resonance Cycles will showcase a race-oriented road bike featuring an aggressive geometry and constructed from natural biocomposite materials, including flax fibre, Sitka spruce, hardwood veneer and bio-based epoxy resin. Designed to offer an alternative to conventional frame materials, the bike aims to combine the stiffness of carbon fibre with the ride feel and character traditionally associated with steel or titanium.

Lastly, HP Bikes will bring an enduro mountain bike featuring 160mm of rear travel, mixed wheel sizes and potential gearbox integration. The bike also incorporates adjustable geometry and suspension designed to explore new possibilities in mountain bike design.