Director Justin Harder created this cool 8 bit pixel bike for the MotoCross promo for Fuel TV, which is based off the classic Nintendo video game “Excite Bike“. Read the rest of this entry »
We call it the Circular Tricycle. It’s a tricycle sculpture by Sergio Garcia. “Its not always easy to tell whats real and whats fabricated”
Apple seems to be planning on taking over everything. Take a good look into their newest project! The Apple “Smart” Bike.
The main idea is that Apple wants to enable bike riders to share information with each other about traffic or routes via 3G Internet connections as they go along. Riders will even be able to retrieve directions from Google Maps if they get lost.
Apple’s patent is about using a new iPod or iPhone system primarily on a bike so that they could share information with other cyclists riding in a group. It could also provide feedback to cyclists regarding their performance or the performance of other cyclists with whom they are riding.
In some embodiments, this could be applied to users of other types of vehicles (e.g., motorcycles, automobiles, or trucks) or other modes of transportation (e.g., walking, running, horseback riding, or transportation using any other animal). Although many features described in the patent could be in the context with a bicycle or cycling embodiment, it will be understood that the features or descriptions can be applied to any suitable vehicle or mode of transportation.
Make bike riding at night 10x funner and safer with UK designer James Tristram Cyglo LED Tires.
How does the LED tires work at night?
“Switched using a motion sensor within the tyre, high powered, tough and durable LED bulbs are built into the tread or wall of the tyre and can either flash or be permanently on, so when the wheel turns at any speed, a perfect ring of light is formed whilst continually and perpetually creating it’s own power.
Manufacturing bicycle tyres with LED lights already built in has significant benefits, not least that pedal cycles become aligned with all road vehicles by having permanent running lights on day and night to maximise visibility regardless of lighting conditions.”
Not only is this a good idea for safety. It seems like so much fun!
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Canadian Saibot transformed a fast running motorcycle into an actual working computer, which actually took him only 12 days of building. The bike use to be able to hit speeds up to 100 mph now it has LED lights and a speedy Core i7 920 CPU.
The whole functionality of the Pocketbike i7 includes an Asus P6T mobo, which has an EVGA 9800 GTX+ graphics card running with the Core i7 920 CPU, 3GB of DDR3-1333 RAM and 1TB of storage.
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21 year old British designer Kevin Scott designs this amazing bendable bike concept. Kevin used a ratchet system built into the frame of the bike to allow it to wrap around a pole, enabling the lock to be wrapped through both wheels and the frame. The whole bike bends to lock onto itself. It goes from being a normal bike to ride to being able to fold completely. The concept keeps thieves from stealing your ride!
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Scrapertown is a short video project documented on scraper bikes, which are bikes that are spray painted in a variety of different styles, and feature aluminum foil wrapped around sets of spokes. Check it out the video!
Designed by Liam Ferguson, this one wheel concept superbike is not your usual motor vehicle!
Powered from dual 74 hp (55 kW) in-wheel hydrogen fuel-cell six-phase Neodymium-Iron (Nd-Fe) electric motors to reach a top speed of 235 km/h, the Hornet bike integrates two side-by-side small wheels to balance it gyroscopically when parked. As soon as the rider accelerates the motorbike, it tilts forward to lifts its rear stabilizer wheels off the ground to run on the central wheel.
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Created by 4 design students at the ISD of Valenciennes (France), the “BMW HP Kunst” is an hydrogen motorbike concept with an aluminium frame, which represents the ecological vision of the future motorbikes. This is an exclusive model which is positioned in the HP range of BMW Motorrad, it combines the player temperament of the supermotard and the sportivity of a roadster. In terms of style, the whole spirit of BMW Motorrad is transcribed with dynamic and sculpted lines, an apparent technicality and a work of asymmetry on the entire motorbike.

Designed by Massow Concept Cycles with a price tag (about $567,000), which is more expensive than a Rolls Royce, comes the Leaping Jaguar and Charging Bull motorcycles which are two unique machines. The body of the bike’s frame’s are constructed from Steel Tubing and the Leaping Jaguar bike is powered by a V-twin 1200cc engine. Check out the video below to see one of them in action!
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Ben Wilson’s Artikcar is a pedal powered vehicle, which is made from steel tubing. With the glow in the dark design, riding it threw the dark will be alot of fun.
“ARTIKCAR is inspired by a child’s wooden toy car. The Pedal Powered vehicle is made from steel tubing, it steers by leaning and uses an innovative technology to illuminate the car. If you’re near by please come and see the parades: Illuminated Art Car Parade, Manchester City Centre, Thursday 26th November, cars on display from 3pm, parade from 6.30pm (Cathedral Gardens). ”



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This is super amazing and very creative! One of the craziest inventions you’ll see!
“The Shoe Bike is a unique DC/Travis Pastrana/Ken Block creation that brings together an FMX bike and DC shoes used as tires.