This season Carhartt got together with renowned bike brand WeThePeople to collaborate on a limited edition 24″ BMX Cruiser. Taking inspiration from the 80s, the frame of the bike is all the latest technology. The BMX Cruiser is delivered with many special features like: Original Skyway Tuff Wheels, Carhartt “BLVD” Grips, salt attachment parts, a 3-piece crank and a leather seat and tube pad. The clean white design in combination with the brown leather details came out really nice. The Cruiser is now available at all Carhartt Stores.

Pharrell’s Brooklyn Machine Works got together with Element Skateboards to collaborate on a bike along with some apparel. The collection, entitled “The Brooklyn Element”, consists of t-shirts, hoodies, denim and more. The bike comes in a yellow colorway and features collaborative artwork all-over.

Radcollector has an exclusive first look at “The Brooklyn Element” Collection. Check it out here.

More detailed images of the Brooklyn Machine Works x Element Bike follow after the jump.

The Hundreds will soon be relaunching their website in a new look and with new features. Before the relaunch we get a first look at their upcoming collaboration with SE Racing on a 26″ BMX PK Ripper. Something to look out for!

The last collaborator in the Trek bike series for Lance Armstrong’s Stages initiative for the Livestrong foundation is none other than art superstar Damien Hirst. The artist customized a Trek Madone bike and added a butterfly all-over design to it.

“To help give Lance an extra boost across the finish line in this year’s Tour de France, Hirst customized a Trek Madone with a gorgeous array of real butterflies from the frame down to the Bontrager rims, which also bear a repeating pattern of the willowy creatures. Eschewing the traditional LIVESTRONG yellow in favor of bright shocking pink logos all around, Hirst brings even more attention to the cause in a colorscheme that can be easily read at nearly any distance (or speed).”

Check out many more images of the Trek Madone Bike by Damien Hirst after the jump.

After announcing it the other day, here is a look at the Pefalmafia iD x Tiny Panx collaboration mini bike. Tiny Panx consists of Hiroshi Fujiwara and Kan Takagi. The bike comes in white with Tiny Panx logo placements on the wheels.

Take a look at the complete Pedalmafia x Tiny Panx Pack after the jump.

We give you a first look at the new Trek time Trial Bike for Lance Armstrong as designed by Marc Newson. Above is a great shot of the Art Bike in action as Mr. Armstrong takes part in the first time trial of the Tour de France in Monaco. Mr. Armstrong finished ninth as Fabian Cancellara took the stage.

After the jump a more detailed look at the new Lance Armstrong TREK Bike by Marc Newson.

Swiss premium watch maker Hublot gets together with Swiss bike brand BMC to produce an all matte black bicycle, matching the line-up of their black Big Bang watches.

“…create a bicycle built along the same principals as Hublot watches. The bicycle is designed to match Hublot’s All Black series of Big Bang watches and is made using the same materials used by Hublot in their watches. The bicycle is made of carbon fiber and aluminum whilst the pedals contain ceramic ball bearings designed to reduce friction. Only thirty of the Hublot All Black bicycles will be made and will be available exclusively through Hublot stores.”

More images of the Hublot x BMC Bicycle follow after the jump.

Vans Japan has come out with some nice product for the fixed gear bike community. Together with Fuji they built a custom track bike. The bike comes in matte black and features pink accents all over. Matching the bike, Vans worked with Resistant on a bike messenger bag. The bag comes with a black canvas upper, white bottom and matching pink lining.

Take a more detailed look at the Vans x Fuji Track Bike and the Vans x Resistant Messenger Bag after the jump.

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Fixed City is a new documentary about fixed gear culture in Germany. The actual movie will be coming out in August 2009. Here you get a first impression of what you can expect!

DC is proud to introduce the PK Ripper Fixed Gear, the third installment in a series of limited edition bike projects from DC and SE Racing, all designed to embrace the heritage of the brand and the sport. A collector’s item, the PK Ripper Fixed Gear bike production will be limited to only 2,500 bikes worldwide.

The Fixed Gear collaboration mixes a touch of 1970’s bike nostalgia with modern bike performance features. Inspirations for the PK Ripper Fixed Gear bike‘s design aesthetic stem directly from the original DC x SE Racing PK Ripper collaboration. The new fixed gear bike design details are directly inspired from the classic PK Ripper BMX bike, complete with Floval tubing, Landing Gear fork and Looptail rear end. This blend of old school BMX and a modern fixed gear bike not only takes its cues from the PK Ripper BMX construction but also its colorways—Matte Black and Ball Burnished Silver.

The DC PK Ripper Fixed Gear bike’s Matte Black and Ball Burnished Silver colorways will both be limited to only 1,250 each worldwide. The bike will be available for $1,000 at select boutiques and specialty bike shops worldwide. The bike comes out on July 15th.

Another more detailed look at the DC x SE Racing PK Ripper Fixed Gear Bike follows after the jump.