Fixed Gear London has built a Vans bike. The bike comes in matt black with shiny black accents, which turned out really nice. Most of the bike features the signature Vans check pattern, which thanks to the black on black design does not come out too strong. The bike is now on display at the Vans Store in London.

More images of the Fixed Gear London x Vans bike follow after the jump.

Nemesis Project got together with Disney Bloc 28 to work on a 24″ BMX Cruiser.

“The bike itself was styled after Mickey’s very own colorways , this interpretation of what Mickey’s bicycle would be came out looking amazing! Highlights of this build include laser cut Mickey “cross gloves” patterns for the seat and chainstay spreaders and custom one off Disney Bloc-28 Pivotal seat. Parts spec is a mix of classic parts meets new school BMX highlights of this parts list include the last set of NOS gumwall 24″ Tioga comp 3’s left on the planet earth ( yea try to find a set ) Skyway Tuff wheels , custom powdercoated Macneil BMX Conjoined cranks and KAPPA Sumo bars, , DUO Grips, FLY bikes brakes and headset , Animal Pivotal post and Profile seatclamp and Spanish BB spacer kit.”

The bike will be released in L.A. on November 10th. Have a more detailed look at the Nemesis Project x Disney Bloc 28 BMX cruiser after the jump.

Tonight saw the presentation of the Wood Wood x Vision track bike at the Black Block gallery store inside the Palais de Tokyo in Paris. The bike comes in at only 4.7 kg, and is entirely built out of carbon and limited to 15 pieces worldwide.

For the occasion Wood Wood also collaborated with Black Block on a t-shirt and matching bike cap, as well as a 100% Bearbrick, which will be released on December 15th. Via Glltn.

After the jump detailed images of the Wood Wood x Vision Bike, clothing and Bearbricks.

Luxury luggage for the bike enthusiast, the Pinel & Pinel bike trunk is built of wood and leather with brass tacking. Available in 51 color options, so there is no chance of not fitting personal taste. Included with the chest is a Brompton folding bike type M6R. Brompton bikes are designed and built in West London. When folded, they are incredibly compact, making them perfect for the international traveler.

View the Brompton Bike after the jump.

The Mash SF crew has worked with Cinelli on a collaboration fixed gear bike, which is now being shown at the Interbike 2008 in Las Vegas. The Mash logo appears several times on the bike and the outcome is a real beauty. There is no word on the release yet, but we will keep you posted.

More detailed images of the bike follow after the jump.

Introducing the UNIV for Ellsworth Moment Mountain Bike. This collabor­ation is an extremely limited run of the most versatile full suspension bike. The concept for the UNIV for Ellsworth Moment was to create a detail-oriented, full-suspension street shredder with maximum flare, in contrast to the trend of simplistic throwback re-issues that are now commonplace in street culture. UNIV brings a coastal influence and laid-back outlook to the project, making it a high tech mountain bike for the street. UNIV and Ellsworth worked together for months on the building of the bike and all specifications are to suit the limited collaboration project. The bike had been in discussion for a long time as both brands are located near each other in North San Diego County California. Only six of these bikes will be made and will retail for more than $5000.

The frame and components are 100% made in USA at the Ellsworth facility in Vancouver, Washington. Featuring 6″ of rear travel and Ellsworth’s proprietary Instant Center Tracking suspension, the Moment is the one bike that can go anywhere and do anything.

Images of the Univ For Ellsworth Moment and a t-shirt related to the bike collaborations after jump.

Rumors about this have been floating around for some time and now the new Fixed Gear Bike Shop by the Starcow crew seems to have opened its doors in Paris.
Cyclope offers pieces for you to add to your bike, but you can also buy complete bikes. For everybody who is into fixed gear bikes in Paris, they should certainly stop by.
Cyclope
100, Rue De La Folie
Mericourt A Republique
Paris
Via Glltn.

Not too long ago one would already set oneself apart by riding a fixed gear bike. These days even traditional media picked up the worldwide trend and with that, one has to find new ways to set apart ones bike. Geekhouse introduces their new powder coating graphic option.
"They’ve mastered a process that can basically take any digital image and sublimate it into a powder coated finish. This "Rockcity" frame was made for a customer who wanted a bandanna-like orange paisley design—not our first choice of graphics but dope nonetheless. It also features a matching front Deep-V rim that was also given the same patterned treatment." Via Animal.
Definitely a good idea and something many people will be making use of. The only problem with such an option is, just like with something like Nike iD, people with bad taste also get to use it. But overall definitely a nice move.
Have a more detailed look at the bike after the jump.

 
Today it would seem that many brands are recognizing that leveraging their line with a bike (one off or not) is a good way to garner some attention. Take for instance Element Skateboards fixed gear offering. With a decal lined frame, and Brooks Leather bar tape and saddle, this bike is a good transitory piece for the sport of cycling which is drawing the attention of many skate enthusiasts.

DJ Clark Kent, Mi Gente Clothing, Brooklyn Machine Works, and NYC Freeride teamed together to match the Nike 112 pack release with this custom single speed mountain bike named M.G. Flight 112. The Nike 112 package consists of an Air Force 1, Air Trainer 1 and Air Max 1 all in Black, Neon Yellow, 3M reflector and Elephant print (Air Max 95 colors). The bike frame was designed by Brooklyn Machine Works (Park Frame). The color scheme was influenced by the 112 pack and the original paint design created by Mi Gente Clothing. Here the details on the bike:
The bike was assembled by J.B Customs (Miami, Fl).
Frame, stem, seatpost, and bar ends donated by Brooklyn Machine Works. 
Pedals and stem cap were donated by NYC Freeride.
Seat custom embroidery by AWP (Hollywood, Fl).
Decals applied by Mi Gente Clothing.  
Along with the Nike 112 release, there will be a custom Mi Gente shirt, New Era fitted cap, as well the Mi Gente X Brooklyn Machine Works bike seen above.  

Check out many more detailed images of the bike after the jump.