Jules Gayton of Leilow presents to us the Undercover fixed gear bike. All parts of the bike have been customized and spikes have been added. Since spikes have even been added to the seat, one can be sure that it is not a bike to ride, but to look at.

Further images of the Undercover fixed gear bike follow after the jump.

First presented by us during the last Bread & Butter tradeshow in Barcelona, we give you some more detailed information about the Element x Krabo fixed gear bike today.
The handmade bikes come with a lugged steel track frame and accented with wood wheels and the finest leather trims. The outcome is a true beauty. The 5 bikes will be auctioned off in the near future, with benefits going to the 1% for the planet organization. We will keep you posted. 
Have a look at some more detailed images after the jump.

For the Bicycle Film Festival in Milan, SlamJam and Stussy got together with Losa to work on their very own fixed gear bike. The outcome is an aluminum alloy frame handmade by master craftsman Giovanni Losa, historical track bicycles frame builder in Vittuone, Milan. It comes in a black/gold colorway and is on display at the Stussy Milan Store.
Check out many more detailed images after the jump.

It looks like after releasing not too long ago their first fixed gear bike in collaboration with Fuji, they now got together with one of Hong Kongs streetwear brands, Fingercroxx, to work on their second bike again produced by Fuji. No word on the release yet, but we’ll keep you posted. Via Easttouch.

Rogue Status from Los Angeles now got together with Bianchi to create as it seems, a one-off fixed gear bike. It comes in all white and has black Rogue Status branding on several spots on the bike. Overall a very nice and clean design.
Should the bike go on sale, we will let you know. For now check out detailed images of it after the jump.

With the opening of their new Miami flagship store, Kidrobot presented also their first fixed gear bike. In collaboration with Nemesis Project, the toy company presents a one-off piece of art.
Besides the fact that only the best of the best pieces made it onto the bike, it also comes with a custom powdercoated U-lock W/color matched key’s , color matched tool kit and custom one off KidRobot Valve stem caps all hand made by Brad Hodges.
The bike only exists once and can be bought at a price of 6′000 USD. After the jump many more detailed pictures.

Alta Bikes has been announced a while ago, but until now they did not go on sale. Now 20ltd, the website we reported about earlier already, released their latest 20 limited edition products and the Alta Bike is among them.
Norwegian Alta Bikes is a three-way collaboration between product designers Frost Produkt, furniture designer Norway Says and graphic designers Bleed. The result of this collaboration is an uncompromising 2-wheel purity. Alta One is stripped of all unnecessary equipment and sticks to the essentials. 20ltd is offering this fixed gear bike in submarine grey in a limited edition of 10 pieces. One Alta Bike launches officially you will be able to choose your own color.
In case you are interested in Biomega Bikes, 20ltd have one up right now, a limited edition with raw stitched leather saddle and handlebars.
Check out more pics of the Alta One after the jump.

Mosley Tribes is definitely one of the most interesting brands in the sunglass market to watch. Launched by the same people that also created the probably most respected sunglass brand in the market, Oliver Peoples, you can be sure that Mosley Tribes knows the field and delivers quality. Actually Mosely Tribes sees itself more like a lifestyle brand than a regular sunglass brand, which is also reflected in their line-up and collaborations. Inspirations for each season are derived from sport culture, street luxury and iconic style.
Here we present you the Mosley Tribes Spring/Summer 2008 collection, as well as some interesting collaborations the brand has been part of. The S/S ‘08 collection offers a set of classic sunglasses with a modern twist – perfect chemistry. Make sure to keep your eyes open for the Spring/Summer 2008 Resort collection.
Now we come to the part that makes Mosley Tribes a lifestyle brand. Already presented to you by us this summer is the Mosley Tribes x Maharishi collaboration. The sunglasses that came out of the collaboration perfectly reflect the military style of Maharishi. The temples are covered in Maharishi DPM Bonsai Forest camouflage and the sunglasses come with three interchangeable lenses and a matching camouflage case. Something to look out for.
Last but not least Mosley Tribes has teamed up with New Era on a collaboration on the iconic 5950 cap. Furthermore they got together with SE Racing to make a customized fixed gear bike. How many sunglass brand do you know that have done that? Exactly!
Enough talking now, check out the Mosley Tribes Resort Spring/Summer 2008 collection, Maharishi collaboration, New Era cap and SE Racing Fixed Gear bike after the jump.

Boxfresh and Raleigh have teamed up to create a limited edition Boxfresh Burner to
celebrate the launch of the 25th Anniversary Team Aero Pro. The frame is a full cromo 99.9% replica ofthe original tange frame. Black skyways, tear drop polka dot design, royal and emerald colour brake cables, and 80’s rad pads! Exact spec and details of the bike will be available soon.
The Raleigh bike company was formed in 1890 in Nottingham. Raleigh launched its original red hot “Burner” BMX range in 1982. The choice of the streets and a real performer on the track, by 1984 it had become the outstanding success story of the company, selling half a million in less than two years.
30 Limited Boxfresh Burners from a production run of 100 will be available August 2007 www.boxfresh.com and Boxfresh Covent Garden flagship store, 13 Shorts Garden. Retail price £249.99.
Also we can already give you a little preview of the Boxfresh x Raleigh Fixed Gear bike that will be released for Spring 2008. Check that out after the jump.