Normann Copenhagen Bike by Anne Lehmann

The style comes from the simplicity of this Normann Copenhagen Bike by Anne Lehmann.

It's a fixed gear bicycle for the hip at heart. In a shade of grey with bright green accents, with al aluminium frame, saddle and handlebars finished in leather and handmade in a limited rum of just 50.

This kind of style doesn't come cheap though - £1,368 is the price.

Made in Design website

Pantone retro-styled women's bicycle range by Abici

Over at our Retro To Go Site, we featured a Pantone men's bicycle in red, which was available at Heals. Well, Made in Design has gone one better than that - offering up this entire Pantone retro-styled women's bicycle range by Abici.

Stunning designs they are too - each one is handmade in Italy, with the vintage-style design, steel frame, a tan leather saddle, retro head lamp and of course, a Pantone shade and branding. Look out for the Pantone name and the specific Pantone number relating to the colour.

14-0848 is pictured above, with another example, 627C, pictured over the page. £761 secures you one.

Made in Design website

Aston Martin officially unveils Cygnet city car

We first saw this back in June 2010 - but only now have details of the Aston Martin Cygnet city car been released.

Those details are much like what was rumoured previously - a luxury runaround that's based on Toyota's iQ, but is likely to sell for well above the £10,000 price of the Toyota car. It's expected to sell for £30,000 and initially, only to existing Aston Martin owners.

Gocycle - lightweight electric bicycle for commuters

Fancy a bike ride to work, but perhaps not got the energy to do it? Maybe the Gocycle is for you.

It's a lightweight electric two-wheeler that combines on-demand power, portability and 'city-specific design' for an easy and no-emission commute.

The frame and wheels are injection-moulded in a high-tech and lightweight magnesium alloy that delivers the same performance, look and feel as carbon fibre, but at significantly lower cost. In fact, the whole thing weighs just 16.2kg, making it the world’s lightest production electric bicycle.

Puma Mopion bicycle is designed for shopping

A basket on a bike is nothing new, but there's been nothing quite like the Puma Mopion before.

Produced for commuters, particularly ones who like shopping, the bike has a lightweight aluminum frame, smooth sterring and a long reach, the latter offering space for that sloping front storage area, which in turn offers secure storage for your shopping.

It will launch officially this month, no news as yet on the price or indeed, when it will actually be on sale.

Puma website