Gift Ideas this Season

A revolutionary bell by Knog which doesn't look like a bike bell. Like an instrument the bell has several pitch tones playing a beautiful gentle chord to your ear. $30

This colourful Tube Bag from the UK is inspired by a pencil case and can be attached to the handlebars, a bike frame, or a saddle. This style is the ultimate versatile bag for everyone. $35

The Bookman premium edition Cup Holder in "Chrome" and "Copper" will allow you to transport hot and cold drinks safely with elegance and style. $55

The Smart Water Bottle by Frank Green designed & made in Melbourne is a perfect bottle for everyday use as well as for a bike ride. $32

The perfect gift for the wine and bike enthusiast! This handmade leather bicycle wine rack is great for taking wine with you on the go. $42

The Contour Key Rings made from a 10 gauge solid brass wire with a secure closing screw clasp. Simple and elegant, large enough to be worn on your wrist or secured to your belt. $25

Tokyobike Limited Edition Evolg gloves just arrived from Japan. The gloves feature touchscreen panels on three fingers and discreet anti-slip palm for easy grip for riding. $60

Introducing our new CS (Classic Sport) model

We are very pleased to introduce our new tokyobike CS (Classic Sport). 

New tokyobike CS comes in a very distinctive Semi Matte finish while maintaining all the good characteristics of our CS model. This silky and smooth finish reflects light in a very subtle way, compared to the previous shinier gloss finish.  The new model is still true to the name “Classic” but the new colour range gives the CS a very unique look with an urban feel.

In the 8 beautiful colours, including two new colours (Mint and Navy), the CS is complemented by a brown saddle and grips and a new tokyobike head badge in copper.  The Semi-up handlebar allows for a mostly upright posture to enjoy the commute at your own pace.
Our new tokyobike CS comes with 26” wheels. These are the same tyres on the Bisou model and now use an American style valve making it easier to pump up your tyres and gives an even more comfortable, durable ride on varied street conditions. More details in the product page.

CASA Project - Bike saddle cover

CASA means ‘Umbrella’ in Japanese. The CASA PROJECT was started in 2007 by the artist Houko in Japan, and began as a way to reuse unwanted umbrellas and transform them into something fun, useful and sustainable. In collaboration with tokyobike Japan CASA PROJECT has developed a range of saddle covers and bike covers to keep your bike seat, or your entire bike frame, protected and dry in wet weather.  Each single one is unique and carefully handmade.
We have a variety in stock available ($52.00) at our Collingwood store, please call us with any inquiries!