Based on a post-apocalyptic graphic novel of the same name, Trek’s industrial design group created this tough-ass bike which looks both minimal and like it’s been through a war.

Can’t afford a TRON lightcycle? These Cyglo Tyres (yes, they’re British) have durable LEDs embedded into their tread or sidewall, providing the coolest glow you’ve seen on two wheels.

Roehr Motorcycles’ electric performance bikes are available: the 48hp eSuperSport, the eSuperBike with 7.7Kw/h worth of batteries good for 100 miles and the RR with lightweight racing wheels.

The latest bike from the house of Ducati features a twin-cylinder 140-hp Testastretta engine and Monobloc technology for maximum braking power. The Superbike is super sexy too.

This 4-wheeled, 4-person recumbent bike is a marvel of modern mechanical engineering. See it up close and personal at Detroit’s Maker Faire 7/31-8/1. Maybe you can beg for a ride.

The Gritty from Gary Fisher is a “bomb-proof” (according to their website) steel single speed or fixed gear ride with hybrid tires and urban style for a pretty reasonable price. Available Fall 2010.

Italy’s mnmur makes upcycling very stylish with their sharp handmade collection of bags and accessories made out of old bicycle tubes. The seat belt strap on the messenger bag is a nice touch.

The 2010 bike collection by Danish bicycle company Biomega for Puma includes 5 models that combine chosen aspects of continental and folding bikes, BMXes, cruisers, and fixed-wheel designs.

We’re enjoying Here Design’s packaging on these potato chip bags from the Hairy Bikers, and are also intrigued by their alluring flavor combos like prosciutto-blue cheese and lemon-olive tagine.

Clearly not the most practical of personal transportation vehicles, this crazy-looking bike gets its front wheel from a monster truck tire. Other than that, it’s completely normal, right?

We’re not sure which version of GTA this is, but it may as well be called GTA: Insane Bike Stunts for all we care. Watch out for the bridge-to-motorboat jump. Turn down the volume – the music sucks.

Designer Vicente Jean-François envisions a future in which we ride around on zero-emission electric bikes. The curvy, minimal E boardtracker would hide its motors in its wheel hubs.

Inspired by Brooks saddles, Etsy seller Geoffrey Franklin crafts hand-finished, hand-stitched leather holsters for bike u-locks that attach with a flathead screwdriver, making them difficult to steal.

Tandem bikes usually make us think of a leisurely ride through the park, but this tandem is built to thrill. Robert Egger’s Tandem Speed bike is sure to draw admiring stares cruising down the road.

A mountain bike ditches its bumbling rider and decides to take matters into its own handlebars. We were expecting to hear the Looney Tunes theme song at the end of the clip.

Ellsworth offers bicycles featuring the innovative NuVinci hub, based on Leonardo da Vinci’s original concepts. The derailleur is replaced with a series of tilting spheres to create seamless gear changes.

Volkswagen’s new no-pedal electric Bik.e concept is designed to be charged up by the car it is placed in, as well as to fold into a circle that fits neatly in the car’s spare tire compartment.

Hungary’s M55 is calling their EVO-001 the “Ferrari of Electric Bikes.” The off-road sport model will feature a 5 speed 1.7 hp powertrain and integrated 39.6V battery pack for top speed of 43 mph.

Belarus-based Yuri Shif built the mysteriously named Gustav Skippone around a 107ci S&S V-twin and transmits its 95 hp through a Baker 6-speed gearbox and Continental rubber.

Not too long ago, BMW discovered one of their pre-war period motorbikes hidden in a box in one of their old sheds. The Art Deco concept is a great example of Thirties style.

Designed to ride like a BMX bike, but with the structure of a recumbent, KMX Karts’ new Tornado keeps you seated low to the ground as you speed through rugged off-road terrain.

Cannondale’s 9 speed ON Bike features a single sided, fully enclosed chain case that’s machined from billet, making it an extremely stiff yet light structural part of the bike frame.

Mikael LugnegÃ¥rd’s Seraphim Custom concept is used as training material for VFX artists. Just as well. If this was an actual chopper it would be just too awesome to get dirty on the road anyhow.