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Cycles

Cycling in a Modern World. Bikes are fun. Current ride: Linus Roadster Sport.
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Bike rack by Artifox, $250 The sleek, narrow profile of this wall-mounted bike rack, designed by St. Louis–based studio Artifox, makes for both a space-efficient storage solution and a display unit for a proud bicycle owner. Made of solid hardwood and stainless steel, it comes in white maple (shown) or walnut.
Bike rack by Artifox, $250 The sleek, narrow profile of this wall-mounted bike rack, designed by St. Louis–based studio Artifox, makes for both a space-efficient storage solution and a display unit for a proud bicycle owner. Made of solid hardwood and stainless steel, it comes in white maple (shown) or walnut.
OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA
OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA
"The bike crate is designed and built for every day use. It is spacious and sturdy and meets the demands arising from a busy urban lifestyle. Due to its size and form it is more versatile in use than even the big classical bicycle baskets. The materials used can withstand everyday use and all kinds of weather. The bike crate is made of dibond, stainless steel, and polycarbonate, and all brackets are custom crafted in lightweight aluminum. The corner brackets can withstand even strong impacts."
"The bike crate is designed and built for every day use. It is spacious and sturdy and meets the demands arising from a busy urban lifestyle. Due to its size and form it is more versatile in use than even the big classical bicycle baskets. The materials used can withstand everyday use and all kinds of weather. The bike crate is made of dibond, stainless steel, and polycarbonate, and all brackets are custom crafted in lightweight aluminum. The corner brackets can withstand even strong impacts."
Upon arrival, I checked into my hotel and the headed toward the Marketplatz public square. I couldn't help but stop and take a picture of the Single Speed Bicycles storefront, which would fit right in in San Francisco. Unlike in the U.S., however, Switzerland still observes Sundays in their traditional form: nearly all the shops were closed.
Upon arrival, I checked into my hotel and the headed toward the Marketplatz public square. I couldn't help but stop and take a picture of the Single Speed Bicycles storefront, which would fit right in in San Francisco. Unlike in the U.S., however, Switzerland still observes Sundays in their traditional form: nearly all the shops were closed.
SR Bicycle by Scout Regalia. Los Angeles–based studio Scout Regalia collaborated with makers in Philadelphia, Denver, and Alpine, New York, to fashion a steel-framed, powder-coated hybrid bike.
SR Bicycle by Scout Regalia. Los Angeles–based studio Scout Regalia collaborated with makers in Philadelphia, Denver, and Alpine, New York, to fashion a steel-framed, powder-coated hybrid bike.
Shinola's new store in Tribeca is located at 177 Franklin Street. The Rockwell Group-designed space includes a cafe run by The Smile in front.
Shinola's new store in Tribeca is located at 177 Franklin Street. The Rockwell Group-designed space includes a cafe run by The Smile in front.
How can cities make bike riding more safe? How can designers make bike riding more safe? @LADOTofficial: We can’t continue to treat bicyclists like slow drivers or fast walkers. They’re neither, and the streets should show it. @erikaheet: You gotta keep 'em separated: dedicated bike lanes and bike signals in cities will improve safety. @Shinola: Build more bike paths that aren't shared with buses, etc. This is tough to do, but go to Amsterdam to see how it works. @PUBLICBikes: Bikes in Europe include more safety features standard, like built-in lights. US bike industry should follow suit.
How can cities make bike riding more safe? How can designers make bike riding more safe? @LADOTofficial: We can’t continue to treat bicyclists like slow drivers or fast walkers. They’re neither, and the streets should show it. @erikaheet: You gotta keep 'em separated: dedicated bike lanes and bike signals in cities will improve safety. @Shinola: Build more bike paths that aren't shared with buses, etc. This is tough to do, but go to Amsterdam to see how it works. @PUBLICBikes: Bikes in Europe include more safety features standard, like built-in lights. US bike industry should follow suit.
Brooks Cambium Saddle Anyone’s who had the pleasure of owning a Brooks racing saddle has also felt the pain of breaking one in. With the new vulcanized rubber-and-organic cotton canvas Cambium, riders can enjoy the comfort and class of British craftsmanship immediately. Available here.
Brooks Cambium Saddle Anyone’s who had the pleasure of owning a Brooks racing saddle has also felt the pain of breaking one in. With the new vulcanized rubber-and-organic cotton canvas Cambium, riders can enjoy the comfort and class of British craftsmanship immediately. Available here.
Track Bike by Kinfolk—Desiring a bike built around 80s Japanese track parts, Bartek Kolacz and Kinfolk Studios created this beautiful track number with a hand-crafted frame by master builder Shiuchi Kusaka in Kansai, Japan. Frames are emblazoned with the ethos 'Run With The Hunted,' cockpit and seat mast all Nitto, and the cherry on the top—a Kashimax Aero saddle. Photo by: Bartek Kolacz
Track Bike by Kinfolk—Desiring a bike built around 80s Japanese track parts, Bartek Kolacz and Kinfolk Studios created this beautiful track number with a hand-crafted frame by master builder Shiuchi Kusaka in Kansai, Japan. Frames are emblazoned with the ethos 'Run With The Hunted,' cockpit and seat mast all Nitto, and the cherry on the top—a Kashimax Aero saddle. Photo by: Bartek Kolacz
The Dutchi 3 Limited Edition bicycle by Linus, $675 at linus.com Linus' take on the classic Dutch bike, or roadster, is great for zipping across campus, or across town.
The Dutchi 3 Limited Edition bicycle by Linus, $675 at linus.com Linus' take on the classic Dutch bike, or roadster, is great for zipping across campus, or across town.
Shinola's creative director Daniel Caudill says, "Our long-term goal is to have everything made here. The current challenge is that since we can't [produce everything domestically], what can we make?" That would be the bicycle, whose parts are made in Wisconsin (frame), California (wheels), Colorado (spokes), and Mississippi (tubing). Photo by: Greg Vore
Shinola's creative director Daniel Caudill says, "Our long-term goal is to have everything made here. The current challenge is that since we can't [produce everything domestically], what can we make?" That would be the bicycle, whose parts are made in Wisconsin (frame), California (wheels), Colorado (spokes), and Mississippi (tubing). Photo by: Greg Vore
Amish Made ScootersProbably our most favorite find! These scooters really are made on a small Amish farm in Pennsylvania.Very high quality and a blast to ride. We love seeing our customers ride around town on them.
Amish Made ScootersProbably our most favorite find! These scooters really are made on a small Amish farm in Pennsylvania.Very high quality and a blast to ride. We love seeing our customers ride around town on them.