If you long for a bike that lets you switch and swap out peripherals like it was your computer, then you should take a look at the bikes from Jango. These bikes feature 16 ports that can accommodate more than 30 plug-and-play accessories, including bottle holders, lights, storage and child carriers. $1,195.
Drive around the city or neighborhood with the new A2B Bike from Ultra Motor. The electric-operated bike will take you to your urban destination without being worn out in exerting extra effort in pressing the pedal. It is powered by a 500 watt motor that puts your speed up to 20mph, with disc brakes and full-suspension. The Kenya Kraze wheels give the bike a more sporty look. Now you can commute to your nearest destination with an economically-oriented A2B bike. $2,700.
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Riding a bike is enjoyable. Storing, transporting, or carrying it is not. Don’t fret though, you can enjoy riding a bike that can easily be stored with the Pacific Cycle’s IF MODE folding bike. The IF stands for “Integrated Folding” because that’s just what it is. The handlebars, pedals, and frame all fold into one neat package that can be easily wheeled or stowed in your car’s boot. At 27.5 lbs, the bike isn’t that heavy either, considering you get 26 inch wheels and a proper seat with normal-sized bars and pedals. Folded and with the wheels off, you can even store the bike in your suitcase for traveling abroad or long distances. This is also the first folding bike to win the Eurobike Gold Award in 2008. $2,600.
The world of Formula 1 racing demands a lot of heavy engineering. In fact, some of the world’s best engineering minds are to be found in the paddocks of the top F1 teams. The suppliers have to meet the F1 standards too and BERU f1systems is one such supplier. Translate their F1 know-how into a bicycle and you come up with the Factor001, the most advanced and most extreme bike you can possibly have at the moment. The 7 kilogram carbon fiber frame will house a bevy of sensors to monitor biometric data and the load forces on the bike. Stopping it is easy with the carbon ceramic brakes that won’t fade no matter the temperature. Essentially, this bike is a lab on two wheels, perfect for the athlete who need their performance data as fast as they can ride their bikes. ~$28,000.
Today’s world relies so much on fossil fuels and sad to say they’ll be depleted someday and it will be a big problem for all. Now is the push for the use of alternative sources of energy. With that, electric bikes are getting popular in various parts of the world especially Japan. Sanyo lately released their Eneloop Bike which feature the most amazing battery technology ever. The range you could get with the bike is 100km and this is due to the 5.2V 5.7Ah self charging (Loop Charge Function) battery. Other features are a 250 watt motor, 3 speeds, and 3 electric assist modes (Standard / Power-Up / Auto). A good buy come to think of it! ¥136,290.
Finally someone was smart enough to combine a bicycle and a rowing machine for that ultimate workout minus the boredom of being stationary. This row bike burns as much as 1,200 calories per hour plus the added benefit of having fun while exercising. It’s a really exciting new way to keep those muscles toned and what can be more attractive than a healthy fit body. $1,190.
Designers Fabio Bortolani and Ermanno Righi of Dovetusai have definitely succeeded in giving a fresh look to traditional bike frames with this new creation. This revolutionary Plus bike indeed flatters the eye, but it also has earned much skepticism as to its functionality. But seriously, unless you are planning to really ride this thing, the Plus bike is one handsome transport to consider.
