Dv01 | By David Qvick

Our latest cycle crush is the super stylish DV01, the bike was designed by Swedish designer David Qvick. The contemporary bike is aimed at people who consider a bike to be a convenient means of transportation but also value high aesthetical design. The result is a design perfectly balanced, form and function interact in a successful symbiosis. We love the wooden details David applied on both the handlebar and the rear carry tray.

Photos: John Wennerberg

2018 Atomic Silver Ford GT

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1967 FORD MUSTANG ELEANOR

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PORSCHE 597 JAGDWAGEN

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