The most popular bicycle design technologies at present include the use of super strong and lightweight metals and materials such as carbon fiber. This Wooden Bicycle by Yojiro Oshima deviates from this hi-tech trajectory, rather embodying a much more artistic element in its entirely timber build.
The baton wheels, the spokes, the seat, the frame and the antler-style handlebars of the pushbike have all been carved and sculpted beautifully from pieces of lumber. Remarkable craftsmanship went into this creation, making it the sort of possession you'll want to put on display. To adjust for its comparatively flexible material, exquisite curves and cantilevers have been worked into the tubes and supports, giving the Wooden Bicycle by Yojiro Oshima even more of a unique look.
Graceful Timber Two-Wheelers
Wooden Bicycle by Yojiro Oshima is Ideal for Earth-Loving Commuters
Trend Themes
1. Artistic Bicycle Designs - There is a growing trend towards bicycles that embody artistic elements in their design, deviating from the traditional use of hi-tech materials.
2. Natural and Sustainable Materials - There is a trend towards using natural and sustainable materials, such as timber, in bicycle construction, moving away from the use of super strong and lightweight metals.
3. Craftsmanship and Customization - There is an increasing demand for bicycles that showcase remarkable craftsmanship and offer customizable features, appealing to individuals who value unique and personalized designs.
Industry Implications
1. Bicycle Manufacturing - Bicycle manufacturers can explore the use of natural and sustainable materials, like timber, to create artistic and customizable designs, offering a unique selling proposition in the market.
2. Art and Design - Art and design industries can collaborate with bicycle manufacturers to create unique and artistic bicycle designs that showcase craftsmanship and appeal to a niche market of earth-loving commuters.
3. Sustainable Materials Production - Companies specializing in sustainable materials production can explore the use of timber and other natural materials for bicycle construction, introducing eco-friendly alternatives to the traditional use of metals and carbon fiber.