I am fucking in love with this idea from Regan Appleton. The Royal College of Art student has created this amazing 'loving and lasting solution for your mechanical bereavement'. Such a simple idea...
 21 November 2012
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 07 June 2012
Today we have news of some new products from Budnitz Bicycles. Chances are you all know Paul Budnitz, the founder of Kid Robot but some of you may not... |
 04 May 2012
If you aren't one of the lucky few who can drop a few grand on one of Paul Budnitz's fine two wheeled creations then this D*Face collaboration... |
 22 August 2011
Some time ago, ahem, we mentioned a bicycle from Kidrobot founder, Paul Budnitz. Well, those bikes are now available... |
 08 July 2011
Who couldn't use a few more sweet t-shirts in their wardrobe? Especially now with the Tour in full swing. But these would look great anytime, and anywhere. This collection of shirts from Urban... |
 07 July 2011
You know the man, Paul Budnitz. You know the legacy, Kidrobot. But did you know this crazy mutha makes bicycles? So far, all we have to go on is the one picture he's posted to his blog and to the... |
 01 July 2011
With the Tour de France starting tomorrow Trek have released this new bike design for arguably their top Tour team Leopard Trek featuring Fabien Cancellara and the Schleck brothers. The Leopard... |
21 June 2009
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 17 August 2012
Loving this Porsche 911 inspired bicycle produced as part of The Next Design Challenge. The challenge tasks leading designers with creating an object (smaller than a living room - larger than a... |
 10 May 2012
May just happens to be National Bike Month, which gives people everywhere the excuse to celebrate the power behind bicycles and... |
 30 April 2012
Check out this insane framed Stealth bike from BME. The Nighthawk was designed by Brano Meres and is an all black angular cycle designed for the city rider of the near future. The frame is... |
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