Industrial Design (Bikes)

Cross-Category Bicycle Design

My love of cycling has given me the chance to ride almost every kind of bike. When designing a bike, it’s crucial to understand how the geometry and components impact the rider’s experience and to design with the intended use in mind. In recent years, the traditional categories of bikes have blurred, giving rise to new subcategories. Purism is dead, and bikes are now more individual than ever. No matter the category, I love designing them all. Yet the joy of cycling, that feeling of freedom, remains the same whether you’re an elite athlete or a child learning to ride.

Crossmaster: Gravel

Blending creativity with strategic insight to ensure every touchpoint delivers meaningful impact

Speedway Special: Lifestyle

A forgotten category of bicycle brought back to life and reinvogorated with moden components

Insync Team Downhill (Modified G19)

A UCI World Cup Downhill bike with suspension designed with the riders preferences in mind.

Molina: Lifestyle

A Mixte designed with attention to detail. A blend of timesless style and modern components

Urban Eco Sport E-Bike

The Urban Eco is an Urban E-Bike designed with an integrated battery and a minimalist look.

Coyote Long Travel XC

140mm front Air Suspension paired with a long and slack frame for economic, high performance.

MINICARGO

My concept for a ‘Do it all’ Economy cargo bike designed to not take up too much space.

Peddle Urban 20” E-Bike

Cute and nimble 20” city E-Bike, Ideal for a city flat where storage is at a premium.

Bobbin Arcade Kid’s Bike Range

An 80’s retro inspired kid’s bike range with arcede themed graphics.