Designed with the minimalist rider in mind, the cruiser is crafted using three basic materials: wood, leather and rubber. Each bike is hand-sculpted and built with sustainable wood in Denver, Colorado.
Woody Cruiser, $3,500, CONNOR WOOD BICYCLES, connorcycles.com.
South Africa’s most renowned frame builder came out of retirement to create a work of art on two wheels. The limited-edition bike features copper detailing and a glossy lacquer finish.
The Vicious Cycle, $4,800, DUTCHMANN, dutchmann.co.za.
The Arvak—named after a Norse mythological horse—is a freak of nature. Literally. Its frame, made from ash wood, is completely hollow, giving cyclists an ultra-lightweight and fluid riding experience.
Arvak, $8,525, KEIM, keim-edition.com.
Inspired by France, made in Detroit. Michigan-based Shinola modeled its 11-speed city bike after the Porteur—a classic style used by newspaper couriers, butchers and bakers during the ’40s and ’50s in Paris.
The Runwell, $2,950, SHINOLA, shinola.com.
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