Wheelie Good Day is a community gathering and street party in Melrose Street North Melbourne and it's on this Sunday 1 May 11am-4pm. The day is all about educating and training families to ride a bike plus a full with a program…
Twin Six from the USA design and print a range of cotton cycling Tshirts just for the holiday season which are fun and functional. We like the look of the Yule Tide T shirt because we all love a bit…
Illustrator and printmaker Rebecca J Kaye is inspired by cycling and the outdoors and she has designed a set of colourful and fun lithograph print posters which display the alphabet with bike parts as well as a matching poster with a graphic…
We first met Paul and Charlie Farren on a Melbourne Tweed Ride when they turned up with a coterie of gasp-inducing vintage steeds (and dressed in 19th century cycling garb and tweed as well). Paul told us that these beautiful…
Pop Chart Lab of Brooklyn, NY have designed an 'evolutionary family tree' for bikes with over 75 intricately detailed illustrations of bicycles from 1780 to the present day. You'll find high-wheel Victorian "boneshakers" to the racing bikes to mountain bikes and…
If you're looking for a fun way to introduce kids to the Le Tour de France then check out Monsieur Albert Rides to Glory. Monsieur Albert is 60 years old and loves cycling. One day he reads in his morning paper about a…
How sweet is this bike-themed bridal shower? Happy Valentines Day! via Celebrations at home
We are enjoying these cycling cartoons by UK cartoonist Dave Walker which we found on his website Cycling Cartoons. Dave has been drawing cartoons professionally since 2005 and he enjoys all kinds of cycling – on the road, mountain biking,…
Bicycle (Leporello) by Ugo Gattoni is a short book/booklet inspired by the 2012 London Olympic Games. In the book artist Ugo Gattoni intricately illustrates a cycle race through the streets of London. From elite athletes to cycle couriers, commuters, bankers,…
There are many reasons to ride to work. With Ride to Work Day coming up on Wednesday 17 October here's a cool reminder of why bikes are the best way to get around. A simple message by illustrator Peter Grundy.
Imaginative use of old bike parts by Oliver Staiano, a design student of Nottingham Trent University's Product Design. You can check how they are made here. via Curitiba Cycle Chic
This week up until Valentines Day next Tuesday 14 February we will be celebrating love and bikes on the blog. It's true love!
Australian design student Alexander Vittouris has designed an all-bamboo velobike which also incorporates the natural growth process of bamboos in the design of a fully sustainable vehicle. Vittouris uses the principals of arborsculpture, or 'tree shaping' techniques, whereby the shape…
This wooden bike is quite amazing! Jan Gunneweg works with wood to craft benches, desks and tables as well as wooden bicycles. His bikes are made out of solid walnut or birchwood and are made to order, as each labour…
The Bike Valet by Reclamation Art & Furniture is a geometric wall-mounted bike rack intended for particularly tight urban spaces. The perches are crafted by laser-cutting steel and bending it by hand and then powder coated for a durable long-lasting…
What are your New Year Resolutions for 2012? Ours? To ride more and encourage others to start or continue riding. Because we think our cities would be better places to live with some strength in numbers. via 416 Cycle Style
Tangled Journeys is a day celebrating the art of decorating your ride with yarn. Whether it is practical pieces, like skirt guards, saddle covers, maybe even handlebar bags, to frivolous fun with tassles, pom poms and tube covers. It could…
Re-Collect is a range of eco-friendly and sustainable accessories made in the UK by Katcha Bilek in her Bristol workshop. All these materials are collected locally and everything is hand-made without the use of industrial machinery. The bags and purses are…
Kris Atomic is a UK-based illustrator who's work was recently featured on the fabulous for Anthology Magazine in the US. You can check out her photographs, her illustrations and follow her blog as well as visiting her online shop selling prints and…