My friend Jens Martin Skibsted designed a slew of new beautiful and gorgeous bikes (remember Biomega?) for Puma. He also launched Kibisi with two co-conspirators Lars Holme Larsen and Bjarke Ingels. Easily some of the most talented people in the world…
Continue Reading →When designer Torgny Fjeldskaar isn't designing bicycles (he is the head of industrial design at Cannondale), he's making bad ass carbon furniture"“ all under the brand name Laisr. Laisr is a furniture brand created and owned by Torgny Fjeldskaar and…
Continue Reading →As we make our way through 2009, Cycling's popularity has not shown any indication of slowing down. With Lance's return to the Tour, continued interest in singlespeed and fixies, and a burgeoning market for city cruisers and vintage bikes (thanks…
Continue Reading →Considering there are only two points of contact between your road bike and the engines (read: legs) that power it, pedals should be high on your priority list. I had a chance to try the KeO Sprint Laneo pedals from…
Continue Reading →Bike culture really interests me. What started as a utilitarian exercise (cycling), has permeated into every facet of our lives from the apparel we wear, the environment, and even politics. Cyclelogical, a small company formed just last year, focuses on…
Continue Reading →Maybe you got outbid on yesterday's DEVO art bike and you'd like to use your current bike to make your own art. For that you need the Contrail, a tool that attaches to your bike's seat tube and leaves a…
Continue Reading →The Kaws bike just got some unlikely company by way of the original spud boys, DEVO. Created and donated by Michael Hammond of Trek Bicycles, this fixed gear bike is a piece of rolling artwork, complete with DEVO lyrics integrated…
Continue Reading →There's not a huge amount of crossover between athletes and toy collectors. But when that intersection occurs you'll be sure to find a handful of fit fanboys -- like the ones drooling over art superstar KAWS and Lance Armstrong's bike…
Continue Reading →A common element of most bicycles is that familiar diamond frame that gives them structure and support. A new bike design by Romanian Industrial designer Ionut Predescu has thrown that conventional configuration out the window in favor of some nifty…
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