Danish bicycle company Biomega launch five city bikes in their 2010 collection for sports brand Puma today. The range consists of five basic models that each combine chosen aspects of continental and ...

Yet another entrant in the "odd but interesting" electric bike category, the OKO from Danish bicycle company Biomega blends electric-powered mobility and clean, unique carbon fiber design. It's ready ...

Today we point and laugh at yet another ill-conceived bike design, only this one will actually make it into stores and is the spawn of big-name Brit designer Ross Lovegrove, not just some dude with a ...

In Copenhagen, where cycling is the main mode of transport, bikes are serious business. The latest addition to the Nordic capital’s bike-shop scene comes courtesy of Biomega, a Danish brand of urban ...

Biomega offers bikes with a difference. They aren't the normal run-of-mill bicycles assembled to offer you the cheapest ride around. Instead they see the humble bike with loftier aims: it's a piece of ...

Danish bicycle company Biomega launch two new bikes today, one by London designer Ross Lovegrove and the other by Danish design collective KiBiSi. LDN (top and above) is by Lovegrove and has a ...

Denmark's e-bike maker Biomega has unveiled its first four-wheel electric vehicle – the Sin crossover utility vehicle. The concept brings to mind Renault's Twizy, but has room for four, is designed as ...

Joining Calfree and its long-established bamboo-framed road bike, the Biomega Bamboo is made from a material that is fast-growing yet stronger than steel. The latest bike from the urban-cool Danish ...

With the explosion happening in e-mobility, it’s no wonder there are more and more designs aimed at taking the whole game to the next level. There's no doubt that urban mobility will be moving forward ...

Biomega, the premium Danish brand famed for its designer and electric city bicycle, has made its first electric car. Named SIN, it has been envisaged primarily for urban transport - the idea is to ...

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