Tokyobike store by Emulsion
The interior of this temporary store in east London for bicycle brand Tokyobike was designed by London studio Emulsion. More about Tokyobike store by Emulsion
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Dezeen’s top ten: bikes
This month's top ten is all about cycling so here's a roundup of our top ten most popular stories about bicycles, tricycles and monowheels. More about Dezeen’s top ten: bikes
2010 Puma Bikes by Biomega
Danish bicycle company Biomega launch five city bikes in their 2010 collection for sports brand Puma today. More about 2010 Puma Bikes by Biomega
Danish Pavilion at Shanghai Expo 2010 by BIG
Shanghai Expo 2010: the Danish Pavilion by Bjarke Ingels Group at Shanghai Expo 2010 opened to the public today along with the rest of the Expo. More about Danish Pavilion at Shanghai Expo 2010 by BIG
Batavus Utility Bike by VanBerlo
Eindhoven designers VanBerlo have been awarded an iF gold award for their Batavus Utility Bike, which has a frame based on the shape of a paperclip. More about Batavus Utility Bike by VanBerlo
KiBiSi by Kilo Design, BIG and Skibsted Ideation
Designer Lars Holme Larsen of Kilo Design, architect Bjarke Ingels of BIG and brand consultant Jens Martin Skibsted of Skibsted Ideation have collaborated to launch a new industrial design firm in Copenhagen, Denmark. More about KiBiSi by Kilo Design, BIG and Skibsted Ideation
Mission Bicycle Store by Grayscaled Design
San Francisco design collective Grayscaled have designed the interior of a store in San Francisco, California, that sells custom, fixed-gear bicycles. More about Mission Bicycle Store by Grayscaled Design
Alta One bike by Frost Produkt, Norway Says and Bleed
Industrial designers Frost Produkt, furniture designers Norway Says and graphic designers Bleed, all from Norway, collaborated to design the single-speed Alta One bike for city cycling. More about Alta One bike by Frost Produkt, Norway Says and Bleed
Moof by Sjoerd Smit for Areaware
New York design brand Areaware have launched Moof, an aluminium bicycle by Dutch designer Sjoerd Smit that features built-in solar-powered lights. More about Moof by Sjoerd Smit for Areaware
Bermondsey Bike Store by Sarah Wigglesworth Architects
London firm Sarah Wigglesworth Architects have completed a bike store in Bermondsey, London. More about Bermondsey Bike Store by Sarah Wigglesworth Architects
ThisWay by Torkel Dohmers
ThisWay is a bicycle by Swedish designer Torkel Dohmers, with a roof intended to protect the cyclist in bad weather. More about ThisWay by Torkel Dohmers
Ideas wanted for a more cycle-friendly London
Dezeen good cause: the Cycle to Cannes charity and London Cycling Campaign have teamed up to ask architects, planners and designers to submit ideas for improving public space in London through a greater emphasis on cycling. More about Ideas wanted for a more cycle-friendly London
Cityspeed by Michael Young
Industrial designer Michael Young has designed Cityspeed, an urban bike for Taiwanese bicycle manufacturer Giant. More about Cityspeed by Michael Young
Veloheld by neongrau.id
German designers neongrau.id have created Veloheld, a pared-down bicycle for cycling in the city. More about Veloheld by neongrau.id
Monowheel by Ben Wilson
Designer Ben Wilson has produced a monowheel - a cycle where the rider sits inside a large, spokeless wheel. More about Monowheel by Ben Wilson
Aquaduct by IDEO
Design Indaba 08: IDEO cofounder Bill Moggridge presented this concept tricycle that purifies water as the rider pedals, at the Design Indaba conference in Cape Town last month. More about Aquaduct by IDEO
Joyrider by Moritz Waldemeyer
Designer Moritz Waldemeyer has created Joyrider, a product that creates illuminated smiley faces on rotating bicycle wheels. More about Joyrider by Moritz Waldemeyer
Interview: Strida bike designer Mark Sanders
Mark Sanders, designer of the Strida Bike, has given Dezeen access to his archive of drawings, models and photographs (including his very first sketch of the bike, above). Here he tells us how the project came about: More about Interview: Strida bike designer Mark Sanders