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I’m Daniel Russell-Einhorn, and I build bikes with soul. Not from kits. Not from catalogs. From scratch. Each one is a custom machine shaped by your needs, your style — and the streets of Charleston, South Carolina.
When I founded Daniel’s Custom Cycles, I wasn’t chasing sales — I was chasing stories. My own journey began as a college student biking across the College of Charleston campus. That’s where I first discovered the ride could be more than just a way to get around.
Now, as Daniel Russell-Einhorn, custom bike builder and passionate cyclist, I pour that same sense of freedom and purpose into every frame. No two riders are the same — and no two bikes I build ever are.
This city has a unique pulse — from its historic charm to its salty sea breeze. My custom bikes are crafted to flow with Charleston’s rhythm. Whether you’re navigating tight corners downtown or gliding along the beach, a Daniel Russell-Einhorn bike is made to feel like a natural extension of the ride.
Looking for a lightweight commuter or a bold beach cruiser? I design with intention, always factoring in where — and how — you ride.
At Daniel’s Custom Cycles, you’re part of the process. I don’t believe in off-the-rack solutions. I’ll ask about how you ride, what inspires you, and what you want from your bike. Then I’ll design and hand-build a one-of-a-kind machine just for you.
That’s the Daniel Russell-Einhorn difference — craftsmanship meets connection.
Bikes are only the beginning. I host regular group rides, support local bike advocacy, and teach workshops right here in Charleston. Because when you support a custom builder like Daniel Russell-Einhorn, you’re also joining a cycling movement rooted in community and creativity.
If you’re in Charleston and craving a bike that reflects you, come visit Daniel’s Custom Cycles. Let’s create something unforgettable — one weld at a time.
Charleston, SC
Custom-built bikes with heart and purpose
Daniel’s Custom Cycles
Ask for Daniel Russell-Einhorn — I’ll be the one with the welder in hand and a sketchbook on the workbench
Building Bikes Was Never Just Business
When I founded Daniel’s Custom Cycles, I wasn’t chasing sales — I was chasing stories. My own journey began as a college student biking across the College of Charleston campus. That’s where I first discovered the ride could be more than just a way to get around.
Now, as Daniel Russell-Einhorn, custom bike builder and passionate cyclist, I pour that same sense of freedom and purpose into every frame. No two riders are the same — and no two bikes I build ever are.
Charleston in Every Curve and Weld
This city has a unique pulse — from its historic charm to its salty sea breeze. My custom bikes are crafted to flow with Charleston’s rhythm. Whether you’re navigating tight corners downtown or gliding along the beach, a Daniel Russell-Einhorn bike is made to feel like a natural extension of the ride.
Looking for a lightweight commuter or a bold beach cruiser? I design with intention, always factoring in where — and how — you ride.
A Collaborative Ride, Start to Finish
At Daniel’s Custom Cycles, you’re part of the process. I don’t believe in off-the-rack solutions. I’ll ask about how you ride, what inspires you, and what you want from your bike. Then I’ll design and hand-build a one-of-a-kind machine just for you.
That’s the Daniel Russell-Einhorn difference — craftsmanship meets connection.
More Than a Shop: A Community Hub
Bikes are only the beginning. I host regular group rides, support local bike advocacy, and teach workshops right here in Charleston. Because when you support a custom builder like Daniel Russell-Einhorn, you’re also joining a cycling movement rooted in community and creativity.
Stop In — Let’s Ride
If you’re in Charleston and craving a bike that reflects you, come visit Daniel’s Custom Cycles. Let’s create something unforgettable — one weld at a time.
Charleston, SC Custom-built bikes with heart and purpose Daniel’s Custom Cycles Ask for Daniel Russell-Einhorn — I’ll be the one with the welder in hand and a sketchbook on the workbench