Cityscape Bike Parts by Thomas Yang
An advertising campaign for Life Cycle, Tom deconstructed a bicycle and rebuilt a few sprawling city landscapes with the parts, showing that a bicycle is not just two wheels and maybe a basket seat for your buddies, but a way to see the world. Prints available at 100copies.
Mantis Riding a Bicycle by Tustel Ico
Hipster Mantis, no doubt on its way to eat some bug you’ve never heard of.
(via: Chris Griffin / colossal)
Hot Jumps
How can you really call it exxxxxxxtreeeeeeme sports if you’re not jumping a fire breather?
(via: gizmodo)
Tron LightBike by housemusic
Print available at etsy. They havent built a circuit that can hold this ride!
Zombie Defense Chainsaw Bike
The best offense is Ghost Riding your chainsaw bike right into a zombie’s decomposing face.
(via: io9)
Vancouver 2011 photo by SimonSawSunlight
Welcome to the Grid.
Chain Clocks
These innovative clocks are constructed from bicycle chains, a/c motors, and drive gears, to bring you the time in the most stylish way possible. All designs are available for purchase at chainclocks.com.
A Bike Without an Owner
One day you and dat ass will be reunited, wayward bicycle… one day…
(photo by Dan Nguyen)
1,000 Bicycles by Ai Weiwei
Part of an exhibit for Taipai Fine Arts Museum and representing China’s rapidly changing social climate.
(via: My Modern Met)
Revolights
Designed by Kent Frankovich, Adam Pettler and Jim Houk, Revolights uses thin LED strips that are magnetized to each rim and cast light down onto the ground in front and behind you. Currently just a prototype, the guys need your help over at their kickstarter to help fund it. So feel free to pitch in a few bucks if you want to ride this legit TRON bike. For the Users!
(via: technabob)
Midnight Ride by snowblinded
Grab the print at this differently colored link.
(via: insidetherockposterframe)
Meteor Ride by Aneesh Kumar T.K.
Print available at society6.
Home-Made Mad Max-Style Electric Bike
what makes this thing move is two car batteries running through a power inverter to produce 120v wall current which then runs an electric drill which turns the geared assembly to move the wheel.
Plus it even has its own beer cooler! Surely for all the chicks you’re gonna be picking up when you ride down their street in this beast.
(via: techenvy)
6-Pack Frame Cinch by Walnut Studiolo
Building the perfect bike isnt easy, but we are now one step closer.
