The first Custom bike from Indigan.  Notice the pedals!  I am stoked to say that this is my bike!

• Derbi Flat Reed engine (Off of a Derbi DS50 Scooter that came with pedals)
• Derbi 75cc Metrakit Cylinder Kit
• 24mm Mikuni Flatslide with K&N Air filter
• Moto Tassinari VForce Reed Block
• HPI Internal Rotor race CDI Unit
• TJT Race Clutch and Variator
• One off Handmade Motion Left Mopeds Expansion Chamber
• NOS Derbi C5 Tank refinished and with new Indigan Decals.
• OPP Racing Footpegs.
• Indigan Seat
• Indigan CrossBar Handlebar
• NOS Costa front forks with weirdo oil reservoirs
• NOS Oil Dampened Derbi rear shocks
• Pro Wheel 19in Front wheel with Braking Disc and Shinko Tire
• NOS Alu Derbi 18in rear wheel with Shinko Tire
• Josh Sticker Plastic Pedals

This week I figured I should highlight a moped company called Rogue Creations.   A new moped custom shop out of Philadelphia, Rogue is putting out some really innovative builds.

Here is a favorite of mine:

Puch Magnum:

• Puch Polini Kit
• Water Cooled Head
• Pull Start Conversion
• 24mm Mikuni Flatslide
• HPI Internal Rotor CDI
• MLM Exhaust

Damn, Luis Vuitton and bike polo? Never would have thought I’d see this combination. LV collaborated with Hannes Hengst and Grégory Barbier on the collection of parts and I must say that they look great and compliment the bike well. LV’s interest in creating this bike came from an Intersection Magazine spread from 2008 that I marveled at where they put bike polo up next to horse polo. So, this bike that they developed is actually fixed gear and brakeless like the old ways of bike polo because now players use brakes and a freewheel. Though it does make the bike appear to be more streamlined it is not practical for today’s play. Nonetheless, the bike looks rad and I am glad that polo got such recognition for a huge brand like LV.

Se more of this story on Arkitip.

Available in the Pedal Consumption Webstore

Patrick from Pedal Consumption shared this Kagero with me that he found over at Pedal Room. Sweet rig and I have to love the fact that this dude is reppin’ The Heavy Pedal proper like. Well done.

Bike Check from Pedal Room:

Frame:
leader bike x pedal consumption size 50

Fork/Headset:
Kagero / Fsa

Crankset/Bottom Bracket:
SRAM Omnium / Truvativ GXP

Pedals:
Mks Sylvan / Eightinch Clip / All City Strap

Drivetrain/Cog/Chainring/Chain:
Eightinch 17T/ Truvativ 48T / Halflink

Handlebars/Stem:
Nitto 123AA / Fsa

Saddle/Seatpost:
San Marco Light Titanox / Thompson Elite

Front Wheel/Hub/Tire:
Velocity B43 / Shimano / continental ultra sport

Rear Wheel/Hub/Tire:
Bontager / Chub / Vittoria Randoneur

Saw this on Leader Bikes’ Facebook page. Pretty dope idea to have those components on the 727tr glow in the dark. Good job to The Bike Lane out in Chicago.

The Bike Lane Custom Build 3 from Tyler Kaschke on Vimeo.