Shinola Bicycles ($2,000-$3,000) are hand built, custom-level bikes. The frames are produced in Wisconsin and the bikes are assembled in their Detroit workshop within the College for Creative Studies. They offer two bikes for guys. The Runwell, an 11-speed, low maintenance bike made for “city riding, commuting and errand running”. And the Bixby, a cruiser that uses a 3-speed Shimano hub and is made for urban riding in any weather condition. Check out this short about their operation.
If you’re looking for fast, check out the Cannondale Slice RS Black Edition ($10,000). Yup, its a 10 grand bike. So is it worth it? Well if you compete in triathlons and are concerned about your time trials, then every second count. The frame is built on the simple premise that narrow is speed. Along […]
Experience riding a bike like never before with the innovative Joystick Bike ($TBA) by Swiss designer Yvan Forclaz. Feeling and acting like a video game or flight simulator the joystick feels natural and is easy to get to grips with. Watching the Joystick slice through city streets and mountain lanes like a knife through butter […]
Water Mobility is an Italian group of builders, designers, and engineers who have put together the next great thing in boating. The Jet Capsule ($TBA) is an enclosed craft that is 23 feet long and has a width of 13ft. It is fully customizable allowing you to pick the color (even camo is available) and […]
Connor Wood Bicycles was founded by Chris Connor in 2012. He took his two loves of woodworking and cycling, combined them and created the Connor Woody Cruiser Bike ($3500). The Woody is made from hand-sculpted Ash and Walnut that is steam bent and reinforced with Kevlar. The wood is finished off with a marine grade […]