What can say other than this is a beautiful bike. The Cyclone ($2,121) is definitely a head-turner, designed for fast, comfortable rides. What catches most of the attention is the frame of the bike which leaves the saddle almost looking like its floating. All the bikes made are handcrafted out of stainless steel and are made to order. Orginially the Cyclone was made by Herman Vanhulsteijn 2 years ago for personal use and people started asking for their own, Vanhulsteijn is now kicking them out for production. What do you think of this bike?






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Brian Messana is the designer of the tank house. It was renovated from a loft in New York. This beautiful tank house has a stylish interior design. There are also several rooms that are nothing but awesome. This loft has been polished and the walls have been plastered and waterproofed. This unique architecture when viewed from the outside looks like a large tube tank that use to store millions of gallons of water but now contains a living space. If you want to find out more on this loft then check out his site.

Scrabble is an old classic loved by many but something was lacking and that was a beautiful design. Andrew Clifford Capener decided to change that with his A-1 Scrabble Designer Edition. The idea was to excite people about typography by giving them the ability to choose what font their scrabble set would come in. The set would be available in the font of your choice or with an assorted font pack. Additional font packs (including your favorite font) could be ordered through Scrabble’s website. The scrabble board and interior box are made out of solid walnut, and the exterior box is made from birch. Each of the 6 board pieces is magnetized to fit together perfectly and each piece slides nicely into its respective slot in the box and is secured by interior magnets as well. The interior of the exterior box as well as the bottoms of the 6 board pieces are lined with cork, to protect them while in use.”






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Are you that guy? Do you have all the apple products. Do like anything with an "i" in front of it. Then check out the Polyply which most would want to call it the iEverything. The stand which was designed by Andrew Kim holds iEverything in a manner that makes it easy to charge and orient as secondary (and subsequent) display. It was constructed out of acrylate polymer (acrylic plastic), birch plywood & birch. It holds an iPad, iPod Classic, iPhone 4 and a stylus. So let me know if you would rock this.







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Digging these poster designs this morning. Pop Chart Lab is behind these awesome poster. I mean the Visual Compendium of Notable Haircuts in Popular Music is just hilarious but at the same time informative and well designed. If you get a chance check out more of there work or follow them on twitter @popchartlab.

To the beer drinking bike rider do I have a surprise for you. The Bike 6-Pack Holder($22) this magical holder will hold your manly beer while you cruise around town. The leather frame cinch adjusts to secure just about anything to your bike's top tube. It originally was designed by and for a Hardcourt Bike Polo aficionado but holding a 6-pack sounded so much better. So get yours today!

I found a site that has a liking to things that are neatly organized. Things Organized Neatly is a website that showcases photos of things organized neatly. The concept for this site is pretty neat (pun intended). I look forward to submitting a couple of pictures myself since I'm a little OCD and like to organize things. If you have any pics that you would like to submit then head on over. If not then just check out some of the photos submitted. If you want to get a daily dose follow on twitter @thngsorganzdntly

"Release the Freq" is an official video that was done for Matta from his album Prototype. The amazing design and cinematography was done by Kim Holm. What I like about this video one is the deers and two is the grading and geometrical shapes that were used in this video. I would have to say a lot of design cliches were used but that made it even better. Then comes the dubstep track itself, which I can always enjoy some dubstep, plus seeing the deer going crazy reminded me of how some people dance to dubstep. So who is ready for some vintage dubstep deer?

I like me some road bikes and this Levi's denim inspired fixie bike is awesome. The elements on this bike include denim stitching, custom denim paint job, denim saddle and handlebar, and a color pallet to fit Levi’s attitude. There were three different outfitters that were chosen to forge this ‘one of a kind’ creation. UNIK bikes, Belgium’s master in vintage restorations; Fixerati, a Brussels-based shop specialized rare bike parts; and lastly Brother Cycles, a London-based entity known for their frames. All in all this is a pretty sweet ride and it will be given away as part of a recently launched Facebook “Share and Win” game for Levi’s Europe participants.








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