As far as urban bike concepts go, the Pulse from Teague (the designers behind the original Xbox among other things) looks exciting both from a fashion standpoint and a practical one. Sleek, functional and with a frame that glows with an ethereal blue light -- what more could you want?
Well some people (myself included) might want multiple gears, but in the landscape of fashionable cycling right now where the fixie is king, those people are somewhat in the minority. The designers describe their concept as the love child of a fixed-gear track bike and a Ducati, with components borrowed from the world of motorcycles –- left and right turn signals activated by the handlebars –- and translated onto a swift single-speed chariot.


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Wow. I wish I can get this bike in time for burning man. Its a must have for all biking night riders :) http://hintcafe.com/find-singles/biking
I love it. Despite the fact that it has fixed gears its ultra cool, a true style statement. And i love the turn signals too, classic.
wow, this bike is totally sweet. nice article!