
Our bike advocacy partner in Chicago is Working Bikes, a non-profit that rescues discarded bicycles and gives them new life by redistributing them as tools of empowerment in local and global communities. Continue reading…
Our bike advocacy partner in Chicago is Working Bikes, a non-profit that rescues discarded bicycles and gives them new life by redistributing them as tools of empowerment in local and global communities. Continue reading…
Oregon Manifest and Fuji Bikes are happy to announce the #bestcyclingcity contest winner: Chicago’s @davidpulsipher (David Pulsipher), for inspiring us and showing how great life is when you have the option to integrate cycling into your everyday routine.
Introducing the second helmet in our City Helmet Series, a collaboration with the artists of ARTCRANK. Each helmet is a one-of-kind, hand-painted design created exclusively for The Bike Design Project.
We’re delighted to introduce our bike advocacy partner in San Francisco, Pedal Revolution. Continue reading…
Introducing SEA Table Beer, brewed to pair with TEAGUE x Sizemore Bicycle’s yet-to-be-revealed bike design and the city that inspired it. Continue reading…
Introducing the first helmet in our City Helmet Series, a collaboration with the artists of ARTCRANK. Each helmet is a one-of-kind, hand-painted design created exclusively for The Bike Design Project. Continue reading…
Introducing PDX Cascadian Dark Ale, brewed to pair with INDUSTRY x Ti Cycles’ yet-to-be-revealed bike design and the city that inspired it. Continue reading…
#BESTCYCLINGCITY INSTAGRAM CONTEST. June 16-27. Show us why your city is the best for cycling and you could be the first to own one of Oregon Manifest’s winning Bike Design Project bikes! Continue reading…
Helmets ahead! We’ve teamed up with the talent magnet that is ARTCRANK to create one-of-a-kind helmet designs celebrating our five cities. Continue reading…
Introducing NYC Belgian-Style IPA, brewed to pair with Pensa x Horse Cycles’ yet-to-be-revealed bike design and the city that inspired it. Continue reading…