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tokyobike

Concord alumna, Juliana, introduced us to tokyobike, a cult brand of ultra chic bicycles made in Japan.
9 Nov 2021
Written by Alison Chadwick
United Kingdom | United States of America | Japan
Transport
Juliana Rudell Di Simone, director at tokyobike.
Juliana Rudell Di Simone, director at tokyobike.

With their clean lines, these bikes are a dream for anyone who loves minimalist design and are designed to explore the places we love. 

tokyobike is a small, independent bicycle company founded in 2002 in the quiet Tokyo suburb of Yanaka. The name was derived from the design of the bikes. In the same way the mountain bike was designed for the mountains so tokyobike was designed for Tokyo.

Based on the concept of ‘Tokyo Slow’ the bikes are designed to be light to ride with an emphasis on comfort over speed. The bike is simply a way to enjoy your city, as much about the journey as the destination.

Tokyobike is ideal for the design- or fashion-minded cyclist; you can even match your bike to your wardrobe.You can get the bikes in alls sorts of colours from hunter green, optic white, aquamarine, and dozens of other colors.

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