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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.

Here is a new toy for the serious Extreme sport lovers. Dubbed as the Dirtsurfer Freestyle, this hybrid vehicle can run faster than a skateboard. However, you need to learn how to drive and balance it so you don’t end up in the ER. It works just like an ordinary bicycle but with a little trick: the faster you drive this vehicle, the more stable it becomes. This “bike skateboard” comes with a simple lever-activated disc brake mounted on the rear wheel to help you stop. Just grab your iPod, hop on this, and put on your Extreme Mix! $450.

This is the bike that launched Spanish cyclist Carlos Sastre to victory in the Tour de France. The Cervélo R3 SL Bicycle is the Ferrari of bicycles, for lack of a better analogy. It features a carbon fiber frame which is held together by a rounded square tube design that maximizes stiffness while minimizing weight to a mere 1.85 pounds. The Cervélo R3 SL Bicycle comes with a lifetime warranty (for your bike, but not your sperm count). $6,000. Read more »

This isn’t your average MoPed, this is the Electrobike Model Pi. This bicycle allows you to charge it from any household outlet in 2.5–3 hours and can run on a single charge for 25–30 miles. The Pi has three modes: pure pedal power, electric/pedal mode, and fully motorized mode, all switchable from the handlebar. The Pi is no slouch, garnering speeds of up to 20mph, but if you were hoping it’s cheap, it’s not. $8000.