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Biolove, the name says it all: this distinctive bike has a bamboo frame and a Cardanic shaft.
No more oily fingers, no bicycle clips and no fumbling with the chain in the rain.
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Jens Martin Skibsted and Elias Grove Nielsen don't think much of combustion engines. Particularly not if used
to power a car. Fuelled by their shared aversion, the two Danes came up with the daring plan of designing and making their own
bicycle collection while studying philosophy together. Jens Martin drew the first designs for the characteristic frames,
while Elias took care of the technology.
Their bold idea has since grown into an acclaimed label which has attracted contributions from famous designers.
The design for the most popular model, Amsterdam, came from the creative drawing board of the Australian designer Marc Newson.
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Amsterdam is one of Europe's cycling capitals. The eponymous bike is a stylish city bike for the discerning lady
cyclist: Cardanic shaft, fluorescent varnish and tasteful colours.
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Bonanza: Whether Marc Newson is also responsible for naming the bikes we do not know. Perhaps he's a western fan,
or was exposed to an excess of Little Joe, Hoss and Ben Cartwright's adventures at a formative age.
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Copenhagen. Stylish, lightweight, and with advanced technology. The Cardanic shaft alone makes this city bike a
real eye-catcher. Presently the creative Danes' top seller.
Text: Ralf Bernert
Photos: Biomega
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