Equilibrium Bike

The stunning Equilibrium Bike is completely designed, engineered and built in Italy by SZ Bikes with particular attention given to details and high quality materials. Aluminum is used for the frame, rims, pedals, handlebar and the seat tube, and the front fork is completely made of carbon fiber. The award-winning bike has a unique design, it features half rim coloration that give it particular and noticeable effect, an automatic gearbox, disc braking system, CNC machined pedals, a spyder saddle, and an integrated anti thief system. The bike is customisable, you can choose the color of the frame, the rim colors, and from several accessories.

CIVIA HALSTEAD BIKE

The Civia Halstead is a very cool looking cargo bike. The whole bike was designed around a frame mounted front cargo rack. The stylish cycle is a contemporary take on the cargo bikes of decades ago, it is the perfect ride for local bicycle deliveries or just hauling your briefcase and cycling to work. If you´re not making deliveries professionally, this bike will make you want to start....
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DV01 | BY DAVID QVICK

Our latest cycle crush is the super stylish DV01, the bike was designed by Swedish designer David Qvick. The contemporary bike is aimed at people who consider a bike to be a convenient means of transportation but also value high aesthetical design. The result is a design perfectly balanced, form and function interact in a successful symbiosis. We love the wooden details David applied on both the handlebar and the rear carry tray. Photos: John Wennerberg...
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STROMER ST2 ELECTRIC BIKE

The ST2 is the new digitally connected e-bike by Swiss brand Stromer, it integrates Bluetooth, GPS and GSM systems. With an understated and minimalist design its technical features sure are a nice surprise, with a redesigned engine of 500 Watts, an impressive 35 Nm of torque and a very long range, of up to 90 miles. These numbers are impressive, but the positive features just keep adding up, you get a frame integrated battery, that you can charge on the bike, or tak...
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