Nike's Former Design Director Created CYLO to Redefine Urban Bike Functionality
Apr 21, 2014 20:44
Former Nike Design Director Eric Duvauchelle launched CYLO to fill a void in the biking market. With performance and style in mind, he offers a refreshing silhouette that's simple and elegant, yet functional.
“Our mission is to build beautiful bicycles that you can simply jump on and ride without having to think,” said Duvauchelle. The CYLO bike integrates a plethora of technical elements within one frame to ensure a safe and enjoyable ride, featuring a powered head and brake lights, angled to ensure rider visibility. The lights are pedal-powered, so there will always be enough energy to get the lights to work, while also being environmentally conscious without having to replace batteries.
Fenders reduce splash from the wheels, and a carbon belt drive avoids unwanted dirt. The minimalist frame is made of lightweight materials, so the owner can lift and carry easily.
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