The popular Brother Kepler bike gets a 2024 makeover that includes both aesthetic and functional upgrades.
Launched in 2015, the Brother Kepler from UK-based Brother Cycles has been specifically designed with customization in mind, meaning that countless cyclists have chosen it as their go-to bike. From commuting to gravel and touring bikes, Brother Kepler can adapt to any terrain and riding style. Continuing to perfect the design, Brother Cycles has introduced the latest upgrades for this beloved bicycle. The 2024 edition of Brother Kepler updates the original with a series of aesthetic and functional changes.
While the frame remains the same, the 2024 Brother Kepler bike features a new fork with dynamo light wiring, bottle mounts, and a gorgeous oak leaf logo in silver at the front. Other changes include a brazed seat tube and a rear brake with internal cable routing. The bike comes in Sand Yellow and Teal Fade, two beautiful colors that put the design in the best light.
To introduce the upgraded bike in style, Brother Cycles has collaborated with Munich-based Guten Biken, who created a custom build. Their version of the 2024 Brother Kepler bike features a SON 28 12 front hub and a Chris King MTB 6-Bolt rear hub; Nextie 27.5″ Premium Edition rims with Ultradynamico Rosé Race 650x48B tires; and Wild Honey handlebars from SimWorks. While the front features a SON Edelux II light, the rear boasts a Blue Lug Koma light. Other features include Flat Mount Klamper brakes from Paul Component Engineering, Shimano Dura-Ace brake levers, Middleburn R02 cranks, and a Sram X01 12s rear derailleur.
You can find out more about this Brother Cycles 2024 Brother Kepler build here. Photography by Conny Mirbach.
