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IV-1 Recyclable Plastic Bike This plastic bicycle designed to be fully recyclable. By Matt Clark. He is a young industrial designer from Southern California. His IV-1 (for Innervision 1) bike polypropylene frame looks cool! This bicycle prototype is aimed at improving and solving multiple issues involved in production. Particular attention was paid to maximize the potential utilization of automated processes and more cost efficient materials (IE: plastics). The bicycle consists entirely of reinforced and unreinforced recyclable polypropylene. The patent-pending bicycle features a two component frame: the plastic INNERFRAME and the plastic outer structure, both (in this iteration) dual components sets. Ideally, the material would be sourced from recycled plastic sources (IE: previously used consumer products such as bottles, containers, etc) to reduce environmental impact and to reduce material costs. If any of you have questions or want more information about the design, you can contact Matt directly by email. + More >> Share it

2009 Harley Davidson V-Rod Muscle Harley tradition meets the future of American muscle... deliver an unexpected mix of style and power. Harley's new 2009 V-Rod Muscle motorcycle($18,000)! It powered by a a liquid-cooled 1250cc Revolution V-Twin engine that has 122 HP and 86 ft lbs of torque at 6500 RPMs. It also included the Brembo brakes, 240mm rear tire, dual straight shot side pipe exhausts. Cool! Check out see more pics + More >> Price: $18,000 | Buy | Share it

DIY your Recumbent Bike If you want to recumbently ride the bike? DIY your recumbent bike now. This DIY project is the James Neely's DIY version of Carson's recumbent plans. So cool! Share it

X-bike Introduce a bike, The X-bike. This was to have small wheels ¨C essential elements when trying to save weight and space on a folding bike. > The frame ¨C two main frame elements fold in a scissor action by a skew joint. This allows the wheels to fold side by side. > Steering ¨C this was by auto-tensioned cables via variable ratio pulleys. These provide a good steering feel to hub-centre steering. > Drive ¨C this was by internal belt or miniature chain. > Construction ¨C this uses injection-moulded long fibre carbon and glass shells ultra-sonically welded together. Fusible core, foam and gas injection technologies were also used. > Tyres ¨C solid tyres were developed as an option with PU versions performing better than pneumatic equivalents. This project was undertaken in collaboration with David Southward (CCL founder) and Shaun Househam. More Pics. + More >> Share it

Adams Ttrail A bike The Ttrail A bike($TBD) is a one-wheeled bike extension that attaches to the back of your bike. It is a good way that you can bring your child on a longer bike ride. Your companion can assist you with pedaling, and you can ontrol the steering and speed. It allows your child to become familiar with the process of riding a bike, and they can relax if they feel tired. It is the easy folding design, you can fold it in your car. You can also included adjustable handlebars and seats that accommodate a growing child. You can buy it from the Amazon for $145. Price: $145 | Buy | Share it

Zigo Leader Carrier Bicycle The Zigo($995) is a modular bicycle that allows you to carry a couple of kids in the ChildPod up front, which makes it easier to keep an eye on them while you're riding. It features the LeaderLink System allows the Leader to uncouple in 30 seconds or less, transforming it into the separate elements, Zigo ChildPod and Zigo Cycle. A multi-fun bicycle! Price: $995 | Buy | Share it

Icare Concept This Icare Concept looks so cool! By Enzyme-Design. It is caught my eyes. With it's unconventional looks, breathtaking design. It with a Honda 6 cylinder flat engine and 1800 cm3. With double exhaust pipe. If its wheels can directly stand in the floor, I will love it. + More >> Share it

CLEVER Concept The CLEVER concept design from the Technical University of Berlin - a compact fuel-efficient vehicle for city driving. It is a three-wheel vehicles(two rear wheels and one front) and for two with a tandem seat constellation. It has a computer-countrolled hydraulic rolling system which results in a driving experience with zero lateral forces at tilting angles of up to 45¡ã, similar to riding a motorcycle. It is 10 ft long, 3.3 ft wide and 4.4 feet high and weighs 870lbs. Powered by single cylinder 230cc compressed natural gas engine, which can reach top speed 62 mph and produced less than 60 g/km of CO2. Its fuel consumption is 188 miles per gallon. If it ever makes it to production, the vehicle is expected to cost around $10,000. It is a compact and low emissions urban driving vehicle. Check out see more CLEVER's pics and the its competitor - Carver's video. + More >> Price: $10,000 | Share it

Bi-Cycle A fun bicycle, and a new way to ride the tandem bicycle. A unique tandem bicycle, Bi-Cycle allows both riders to contribute equally to the riding experience. Since both riders can steer and pedal at the same time, riding this bike demands a trust bond between the riders. Check out see the video. + More >> Share it

Rocketshields - Detachable Sportbike Canopy If you want to add a detachable canopy on your sportbike that you can ride in the rain day? With Rocketshields, the detachable sportbike hardtop canopy, you can do just that. It looks cool! In this case, it is a 2006 Kawasaki ZX-10R with the canopy by David Fermil. if your sportbike with this canopy, next time when you go on your sportbike, beware of your leg will hit it, :-). Price: $TBD | Buy | Share it

A-Bike Sir Clive's A-Bike measures only 67 x30 x 15cm. It weighs in at only 12-pounds and can be folded up within a mere 20 seconds. It is a super-light bicycle, you can easily take it to the bus and subway. Check out more see this adorable A-bike. + More >> Price: $300 | Buy | Share it

Yamaha Deus Ex Machina Concept Motorcycle Yamaha Deus Ex Machina Concept Motorcycle designed by Art Center Pasadena student Jake Loniak. It looks really cool! This concept bike likes a stand robot. The vehicle is powered by ultra-capacitors and doped nano-phoshpate batteries (similar to the ones currently used in hybrid cars) and it is controlled using 36 pneumatic muscles with two linear actuators set along a spine consisting of 7 artificial vertebrae. Share it

Indicator Glove This indicator Glove for safer cycling, it can give the signal when you stop, trun righ or left. Cool and simple design! Each glove contains a micro-switch located inside the fabric of the first finger. The switch operates a bank of 4 Ultra-Bright red flashing LED's and can pressed on/off quickly and easily with the thumb. An existing product - Safe Turn Indicator, which you can buy. It's a wrist-mounted amber LED lamp which uses a tilt switch to recognise when a signal is required. Share it

Ben J. Poss Gulak and The Uno 18-year-old Ben J. Poss Gulak invented The Uno. It caught our eyes because it's a one wheeled-looking motorcycle, actually its balanced by two wheels set up side-by-side and its footpegs. Operation of the 54.4 kg (120 lb) machine is simple, in fact it's so simple there are no controls except for an on-off switch. To go forward you simply push your body weight forward to tilt the machine. To back up, just lean back on the seat to tilt it backwards and back it goes. It reported by Mojo magazine. Share it

Electric Motion Systems E+ Electric Bike The Electric Motion Systems's E+($3,495) electric bike. Aside from boasting a relatively traditional frame, the unit gets powered by an EMS 1000-watt hub-mounted, brushless permanent magnet motor, which should provide 20 to 40 miles of fun on a single charge. The E+ also supports regenerative braking, which enables the battery to get charged each time the rider slams the stoppers. It also included a handlebar-mounted LCD display which shows speed, distance traversed, battery level and cruise control function and 19 riding modes.. It looks very cool! Available with either a cruiser or mountainbike frame. Price: $3,495 | Buy | Share it