The Keim Arvak bicycle – named for the mythological skeletal horse – is a collaborative creation between woodworker Till Breitfuss founded the Keim studio and designer Paule Guerin. Their first bicycle creation has been done in April 2014, and recently made an appearance at Bespoked 2015, the UK handmade bicycle show.

The Keim Arvak wooden bicycle weighs only 7.5 kg, thanks to its bodywork that is made entirely from ash. The silent and homogeneous monocoque-frame is made from dozens of layers of white ash, with a high modulus bio-sourced resin between each for added strength and weather-resistance. The frame is complemented with other elements such as carbon wheels made by Corima, Miche pedals, and an Italian-made fi’zi:k seat as well as the handlebars, front fork, and gear, all of which are painted black. The bike comes standard with single speed hub. Read the rest of this entry »

This Wooden Bicycle was designed by an industrial designer, Jan Gunneweg. Jan Gunneweg’s creations are elegant and designed with style. With his unique, daring designs and high technical skill, Jan Gunneweg has successfuly created this user-friendly wooden bike that features flawless design, a solid wood frame, asymetrical wooden wheels and natural-tone brown tires. Read the rest of this entry »

Logomorph Design has created single speed bicycle which is made from American Black Walnut wood and features a customized combination of high quality hardware- custom aluminum dropouts and fittings as well as Phil Wood track hubs, a Chris King headset, White Industries drive train and pedals, Mavic rims, Diacomp brakes and rust-free chain. Read the rest of this entry »

Designed by warsaw-based designer Stanislaw Ploski, this bent plywood bicycle is called Bonobo. The bike was recently presented at DMY berlin 2011 as part of the ‘perspective’ exhibition. Intended for urban cyclists, the frame of Bonobo is composed with a strong and lightweight plywood, which can be easily recycled. Plywood is also absorbs vibrations material. Read the rest of this entry »

In 2007, Sueshiro SANO has started building a mahogany bicycle using his shipbuilding technics. Sueshiro SANO is a well-known Japanese wooden ship builder. He was born as third son of the SANO SHIPYARD which was established more than 200 years ago and has been lasting for eight generations. Read the rest of this entry »