Italian luxury brand Trussardi is certainly on a run these past seasons. We loved their latest offering of sneakers and accessories and today we present you their version of a city bike. The bike is equiped with camouflage luggage and matching seat. All metal applications are in gold. You can purchase the bike now online for 1900 Euros here.

DC and SE Racing collaborate for the fourth time, this season releasing updated versions of the Quadangle and PK Ripper Fixed Gear bikes.

The Quadangle, SE Racing’s classic frame, has been revamped into a 26-inch cruiser. This is the first time that a large size frame has been featured on this bike. The new model is being featured in a bright fluorescent yellow that will be hard to miss on the streets.

The updated PK Ripper Fixed Gear is a blend of an old school BMX and the modern fixed gear. Details from the classic PK Ripper BMX that have been incorporated in this new release include floval tubing, a landing gear fork and a loop tail rear end. The bike really pops with a bright fluorescent orange colorway.

Limited to 300 of each, both bikes are available now at select retailers. Take a leap for more images.

During the New York Minute exhibition last year, OHWOW presented first their collaboration with Giuseppe Drali, who has been building light wheight bike frames in Milan since 1923. Drali collaboration with OHWOW and No Kiddin’ on a frame, as well as on a bike cap that you can see here in more detail. The hat was made with Apis, who invented this kind of bike cap in 1957. Here above you can see Aarron Bondaroff and Jeffrey Deitch showing off the frame and the cap.

Take a detailed look at the cap and the bike frame after the jump.

Fred Perry will soon be opening their new online store as part of Zozotown. To celebrate the launch, they have gotten together with Raleigh to produce a limited edition bike. It comes in a classic English racing green colorway and a Brooks leather saddle. The bike drops along with the new online store on March 30th.

For Fall/Winter 2010, Vans continues to push their California Collection (designated by the CA). One of the stand out capsules is the Italian Cycles Collection, which consists of five pairs of canvas Supercorsas, each paying tribute to specific jerseys: White Jersey (Magia Bianca) – Best Young Rider, Rosa – Leader / Champion, Verde – King of the Mountains, Cyclamino – Best Sprinter and finally Nera – Last Place. Look for these in July.

Take a leap to see all five colors in the Italian Cycling Vans Supercorsa CA.

Paper Labels is a design project uniting BaileyWorks (Portsmouth NH), Bodega (Boston MA) and Independent Fabrication (Somerville MA) – three local DIY crews leading respective fields. BaileyWorks hand-crafts durable and elegant courier bags; Bodega is an innovator in retail/design; and Independent Fabrication creates bespoke bicycles with the meticulous care of artisans.

The Paper Labels project takes form in three concept bikes, four courier bags and three t-shirts. The color scheme and iconography of Paper Labels was derived from Bodega’s archive of discontinued vintage spraypaint. Krylon Aqua Turquoise #2008, Krylon O.D. Khaki #2301, and Krylon Metallic Blue #1903 serve as the foundation for the bike’s color schemes. Selected in part for their cult following and timeless appeal, these colors serve as the basis of this design project.

Showcasing enduring craftsmanship, this project tells the story of a time when things were made locally and built to last – a time before bikes became fashion and products were built to break.

Baileyworks, Bodega and Independent Fabrication will unveil the project Friday, February 12th, 7pm at FourthWall Gallery (132 Brookline Ave. Boston MA). Items from this project can be purchased at www.bdgastore.com and www.ifbikes.com. Bikes are limited to 15 each and are individually numbered.

Hit the leap for a detailed look into the courier bags, bikes and t-shirts from Paper Labels.

The Mash x Cinelli bike frame gets an updated look for 2010. Once again designed by Benny Gold, the frame comes in a green/white colorway, inspired by the classic adidas Rod Laver. Look out for a release some time Spring 2010.

A more detailed look at the Mash x Cinelli 2010 Bike Frame follows after the jump.

At Agenda, DVS gave us a closer look at their collaborative shoe with cycle-centric label Cadence. The Milan CTC comes in three colorways (yellow, black, or grey) and features a number of bike-specific features as outlined previously.

More looks at the Cadence x DVS Milan CTC follow.

Unveiled at the COP15 United Nations Climate Conference, The Copenhagen Wheel transforms ordinary bicycles into hybrid e-bikes that also function as mobile sensing units. “The Copenhagen Wheel allows you to capture the energy dissipated while cycling and braking and save it for when you need a bit of a boost. Controlled through your smartphone, it also maps pollution levels, traffic congestion, and road conditions in real-time. The Copenhagen Wheel project demonstrates that small intelligent implementations can lead to major changes.” Check out the video for a full demonstration.

Giorgio Di Salvo and Milano Fixed shot an incredible lookbook for Le Coq Sportif’s new Japan-produced, cycling-focused Platinum Collection. Check the photos. Amazing gear. Available exclusively at Unotre.

Full look at the Le Coq Sportif Platinum Collection after the click.