Sync Bicycles offer hand crafted bicycles with a distinctive and unique design. The aesthetic of the bike will literally stops people in their tracks and you will certainly notice the number of double-takes people give as they admire the truely unique frame. Our aim is simple…To provide cyclists with a cool alternative to the thousands of conventional bike designs found around our streets.
Developed by product designer and cycling enthusiast John Goodhew, Sync Bicycles pushes back the aesthetic boundaries of bike design and provides cyclists with a frame style that has never been seen before.
It is a stripped down, fixed gear bike with an emphasis on function and style that uncompromising seeks to mix up bike design where all bikes look fundamentally the same. After experimenting with different designs and prototypes, Howard had his Eureka moment in 2012, when he saw the possibility of a bike frame that replicated the crouched posture cyclist adopts when tucked into position at speed, particularly in velodromes or at speed downhill.
This 'sungle' speed, for a mere £1200:
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Sync Bicycles offer hand crafted bicycles with a distinctive and unique design. The aesthetic of the bike will literally stops people in their tracks and you will certainly notice the number of double-takes people give as they admire the truely unique frame. Our aim is simple…To provide cyclists with a cool alternative to the thousands of conventional bike designs found around our streets.
Developed by product designer and cycling enthusiast John Goodhew, Sync Bicycles pushes back the aesthetic boundaries of bike design and provides cyclists with a frame style that has never been seen before.
It is a stripped down, fixed gear bike with an emphasis on function and style that uncompromising seeks to mix up bike design where all bikes look fundamentally the same. After experimenting with different designs and prototypes, Howard had his Eureka moment in 2012, when he saw the possibility of a bike frame that replicated the crouched posture cyclist adopts when tucked into position at speed, particularly in velodromes or at speed downhill.