MIA Bike

Born in New York City, Martone Cycling Co. bikes are built for the urban commute. Their latest offering is this compact urban cruiser designed for densely populated cityscapes. MIA ("mine" in Italian), is a lightweight (weighs a mere 11 lbs) and stripped down urban commuter that is easily stored and very maneuverable, it is crafted in steel alloy and aluminum, and features a SRAM Automatix (2 gear transmission) that requires no gears shifting (it adapts automatically with you throughout your urban journey), a coaster break, and 20” wheels. The perfect solution for your commuting needs. Available in several colors.

RALPH LAUREN & PASHLEY CYCLES | LIMITED EDITION BICYCLE

Ralph Lauren has teamed up with England´s longest established bicycle manufacturer Pashley Cycles for this custom designed and hand-built 50 limited-edition bicycles to commemorate the Rugby Ralph Lauren Tweed Run. You can purchase one of the bikes or fancy your chances and enter to win your own custom Rugby 2011 Tweed Run Bike until October 1. ...
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Tokyobike CS26 Limited Edition

Independent Japanese bicycle brand Tokyobike have introduced their new ride, the good-looking CS26 Limited Edition. The minimalist bike features a clean minimal frame design that is not only easy on the eyes, but it combines a stiff rear triangle with a relaxed front end for a fast feeling, yet incredibly comfortable ride. The sleek ride is fitted with small 26" wheels, giving it the advantage of quicker acceleration, easier transport on public transportation, ...
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LOCAL BIKE | BY FUSEPROJECT

Local is the name of the new bike from Yves Behar´s design studio Fuseproject in San Francisco, USA. It is actually a tricycle: it has two front wheels - with a platform between the two, it is possible to transport shopping, sports equipment and even children and pets, ensures Behar. Local Bike emerged after several months of searching for a mode of transport that is perfect for daily tasks in the neighborhood. The bike was initially a prototype, but will become r...
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