Antares Lift is an innovative foldable and space saving bicycle concept that was intended for the cycling lovers and green commuter. This concept bicycle is a step away from the traditional mechanical aesthetic and carries in some organic elements that are found in nature. The design gets the inspiration from the orchid leaf and the outline of a tear drop and some remarkable features includes single-speed drive, rear and front brakes and an integrated set of energy efficient LED tail and headlamps. You can fold the bike by simply lifting up the center frame, let the rear and front wheels roll in near each other and click.
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Designer : Hideki kawata
Like this one, wonder about the price and weight
Track? Tracks around here don't allow brakes (and why would you need lights on a track bike :p).
what is the point of that rear light? Who needs to light up their tire…
So that whoever's behind the rider (the driver of a vehicle, pedestrian, another biker, skateboarder, etc.) can see the bike and rider at night.
better to be seen than hit by a car…!
This is without a doubt a vision of things to come.
Rear light and brakes make this a great commute bike.
What have you big mouths created but jealousy and envy.
How can I get one of these bikes
if this thing is heavy and expensive..like $500+ then what is the point of it saving space… i'd rather be hit by a car than ride this bike.
how much is this bike Ilike this one where is the store