Bicycle

Part Tron fantasy bicycle, part safety powerhouse, this bicycle concept by Teague marries form and function in a beautiful way. The Pulse bike injects safety features that manage to add cool to the classically inspired frame instead of detracting from it. The mid-section of the bike is coated with photo-luminescent powder for added visibility and safety during night riding. They incorporated intuitive and common-sense controls for safety and sophistication, including bar-end mounted LED turn signals.

Mission Bicycle Company in San Francisco builds custom and quality bikes for city riding, and they promise to build the bike of your dreams.

Their steel bikes weigh less than twenty pounds, and are custom built, part by part, to last a lifetime. Like a Cold Stone Creamery or Build a Bear for bicycles, their workshop and website displays custom elements, from frames, to handlebars, to wheel walls, you can pick and choose, colors, styles, finishes and more.

Ross Teperek, a designer in London, created this branding standard and logo for The Albion cycling magazine. I'm a fan of the simple, clean design and the monochrome/pop of color approach. The logo designs seem to tie in well with the style and character of cycle branding as well.