Last year Stussy collaborated with Japanese bike shop W-Base on a t-shirt. This season, they’re re-releasing the shirt in 3 new colorways and also offering a matching chain lock in two different colors. Don’t break your ribs. Available Saturday, November 21st at W-Base.

Have a look at the Stussy x W-Base T-Shirts after the jump.

Benny Gold presents a look into the final Velocity Deep-V collaboration. The 2tone rim features one side in Gold and the other in Black, with each rim boasting a gold colored aluminum card and custom sticker. The black section of the card is chemically etched into the metal and each card has the set number directly punched into the metal. Production is limited to 200 exclusive sets, 10 of which are now available from BennyGold.com.

A closer look at the Benny Gold x Velocity Deep-V Rims after the jump.

Going a bit into a different direction, we show you one of our favorite upcoming toys – the Grace e-Motorbike. It might look like a futuristic version of a regular bike, but it is actually the world’s first e-motorbike that you are allowed to ride on the street. The bike comes with a patented aluminum frame and can go with one battery load (1 hours charging time) above 45 km/h for 40 kilometers. The bike is handmade in Germany, using eurofighter plane parts and formula one parts and will be coming out this month. The frame is basically indestructible and all controls are included in the handlebars, such as lights, battery management, alarm system and everything else one could need. The battery is integrated into the frame.

As you can see, an overall very impressive piece of machinery and with the rising popularity of e-bikes something to consider, if not the first one to really look great and perform at the same time. Enough talking now, you have to check out the Grace in action, only then you really get an idea of how much fun this thing will be. Check out the video here below.

If you happen to be in Berlin, make sure to pass by Gallery Koal to check it out!

Many more images of the Grace e-Motorbike follow after the jump.

Collaborating for the first time with fixed gear bike outfit Tokyo Fixed Gear, design boutique ilovedust created a custom track bike for the company’s soon to be open store in Soho, London. Working with the top-spec Figmo Stealth aluminum track frame (originally built for Louis Garneau), ilovedust applied an all over pattern to the frame and forks alongside pared down black components enunciating the track square geometry of the frame.

In an interesting collaboration Pharrell Williams has once again worked with designer duo Domeau & Peres, with whom he has already worked on a series of chair sculptures. This time Pharrell also involved Brooklyn Machine Works and together they created a high end fixed gear bike. The bike comes in all yellow and features multiple premium leather applications. The bike is on display at the W Lounge, a special space announcing the upcoming W Hotel Paris. The bike comes in an edition of only 1.

More detailed images of the Pharrel Williams x Domeau & Peres x Brooklyn Machine Works Bike follow after the jump.

For 2010 Mash SF once again worked with Cinelli on a bike. Benny Gold was again in charge of design and gave the bike an updated green look for the new year. The custom paint and frame stickers are meant to resemble the shape of the Mash lighting bolt and give the bike a feeling of speed. Cinelli will continue to offer the classic color as well as the new color option. The bike is being previewed at the Interbike show this week.

We get a detailed look at the new collaboration between adidas Originals and Kalavinka Bikes. Together they created a new version of the adidas Originals Samba. It comes in a premium white leather colorway with blue stripes and details, along with a multicolor stripe on the heel and a lace guard. Matching the sneaker they of course also produced a fixed gear bike.

Take a more detailed look at both the sneakers and the bike out of the adidas Originals x Kalavinka Project after the jump.

With the Interbike tradeshow happening this week here is the first look at a two tone rim that Benny Gold worked on with Velocity. The collaborative rim are getting debuted at the tradeshow this week.He kept the rims classy but still unique to what is already available. They all come with a gold colored aluminum card and custom sticker. The black section of the card is chemically etched into the metal. Each card has the set number stamped directly into the metal.

More images of the Benny Gold x Velocity Rim follow after the jump.

Most of you should know by now the PK Ripper Fixed Gear Bike by SE Racing, that is the result of numerous collaborations of SE Racing and DC Shoes. Now The Standard hotels also get into the mix and received their very own PK Ripper bikes. Of the 1000 pieces of the PK Ripper, The Standard has customized 20 pieces to give it the New York look. 15 bikes will be at The Standard New York for the guests to use in the city and 5 are being sold through their online store, each priced at 1250 USD.

For more images of the The Standard x SE RAcing PK Ripper Fixed Gear Bike check after the jump.

This season sees the launch of a brand new collaborative project between Charge bikes and menswear designer Jeff Griffin. Both urban innovators in their own worlds, the two brands have united to create a limited edition fixed gear bike, due for release in early September. The bike comes in a white/blue colorway and the Griffin touch is best demonstrated with the desert camouflage saddle. The Griffin X Charge collaboration bike will be launched at the Eurobike exhibition on the 31st August 2009. These 500 limited edition bikes will be immediately available from selected stockists. You can win one of them here.

More detailed images of the Griffin x Charge Fixie follow after the jump.