Thinbike Black | By Schindelhauer

Today we have decided to feature again (we featured the white version) one of our favorite bicycles, the ThinBike by Schindelhauer. Winner of the prestigious IF Gold and Red Dot awards, this is the perfect bike for those who need to maximize space in their office or apartment. By folding up the handlebar and pedals, ThinBike takes it’s rightful place in even the smallest of rooms. It is also the perfect commuting bike for inner-city traffic, with solutions such as an integrated taillight and a built-in bell on the brake lever.

Available in the US at beltdr.com

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