The functional and versatile multitool weighs in at only 45 grams (1.6 oz) and has built-in storage for two hex drivers. iFlash One is designed with a holistic approach merging light and fitting into one object with an overall and simple DNA, the stark necessity has two parts: a circular lens and a non-slip silicone base that mounts onto handlebars or seat posts.
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Zach will talk about his work as founder as well as the company’s first bike, the Model 1, which will be part of Bike to the Future and was designed to have cross-appeal with both urban dwellers looking for an easier way to get around than Uber or the subway, and suburbanites who are looking for a way to reduce their car use, but still need space for passengers or cargo. The Tactica Bike Multi-Tool packs 17 bike-focused tools plus tire levers in a remarkably compact package. iFLash One Bike Lights by KiBiSi, a slick-looking alternative to that bulky bike light of yours that’s perpetually on the fritz. VanMoof, a Dutch tech-meets-bike company, has emerged as a leader in the design and manufacture of VanMoof Bicycles, and during the talk, Daan Rekkers, a business leader at VanMoof US, will talk about the design of the company’s e-bikes and his organization’s mission of getting the next billion people on bikes.Ĭivilized Cycles with Zachary Schieffelin (May 20, 6pm EST) – This online event will feature a conversation with Zachary Schieffelin, founder & CEO of Civilized Cycles, an e-bicycle company with the goal of proving that our low carbon future isn’t a sacrifice, it’s an upgrade. Ride the Future: VanMoof Bikes (March 25, Noon EST) – This virtual conversation will cover how electric bicycles are becoming an increasingly popular way to move around urban centers. Its made of two parts held together by a strong magnet one part attaches to the bike via seat post, stems, or handlebars and the other is the light itself.
“Bike to the Future will go beyond two-wheeled innovations to showcase how bicycles are provoking new design typologies and urban infrastructures that range from novel forms of parking and bike-specific bridges and tunnels to interventions like rain sensors for bicycles at traffic lights.”Īn online version of the exhibition will be available, and throughout the exhibition, the museum will offer virtual programming for people near and far to join, including: If you worry all the time about getting your bike light stolen (because theyre so easy to steal) consider the KiBiSi iFlash One bike light. “There’s been a bicycle boom during the pandemic as more and more people ride for exercise and use bikes as a form of transportation that means we need more safe places to bike which will impact the design of cities and towns,” says Laura Flusche, Executive Director of MODA. Bike accessories will also be featured, such as the ‘Hammerhead’ navigation system, the ‘Hövding’ airbag helmets and the magnetic bicycle light ‘iFlash One,’ designed by the Danish studio Kibisi. Jointly developed by Design Museum Gent and the IMF Foundation and curated by Elisabetta Pisu, the exhibition will present a collection of contemporary models from the new millennium, including Philippe Starck’s electric bike ‘MASS’ and Tobias Knockaert’s laser-cut bicycle, as well as prototypes and experiments made with unusual materials to serve a variety of functions. It was curated by Elisabetta Pisu.Jens Martin Skibsted, BOS 8 Speed, 2014 Biomega | Photo Courtesy of Museum of Design Atlanta This exhibition was jointly developed by Design Museum Gent and the IMF Foundation. The exhibition also includes a look at cutting-edge bicycle infrastructure from across the globe, including 15 projects that were part of the 2019-2020 Bicycle Architecture Biennale, as well as local projects like City Studio’s Peachtree Shared Street, Midtown Alliance’s bicycle infrastructure projects, and Peachtree Creek Greenway. iFlash One 2 Charge is the big brother of the award-winning iFlash One and is designed by one of Scandinavia’s leading design agencies KiBiSi, which has won several design and innovation awards. They can be joined into one small unit that is easy to take with you. The exhibition presents a collection of contemporary models from the new millennium, including Philippe Starck’s electric bike ‘MASS’ and Tobias Knockaert’s laser-cut bicycle, as well as prototypes and experiments made with unusual materials to serve a variety of functions.īike accessories will also be featured, such as the magnetic bicycle light ‘iFlash One’, designed by the Danish studio Kibisi, the ‘Hammerhead’ navigation system and the ‘Hövding’ airbag helmets. accommodating modern day lifestyle on the go, the ‘ iFlash one ‘ by danish interdisciplinary studio KiBiSi is a bike light created for intuitive use and. Lights click on by means of magnets and turn on automatically. Bike to the Future showcases the latest in bicycle design.
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