Urbancyclo - design innovation for urban cyclists

Urbancyclo - design innovation for urban cyclists Revolutionary thinking in design innovation for urban cyclists and cycles. Founder/Designer - Andy B So, a great Oxford story all round.

Urbancyclo, a new Oxford product design company with a mission to apply 'revolutionary thinking' to the needs of today’s urban cyclists, launches itself into business with a new twist on the bike handlebar stem, destined to revolutionise cycling in cities and towns. The Quicktwist® stem is the brainchild and invention of Urbancyclo’s founder and designer Andy Bullock, an ex-Saatchi and Saatchi art

director with a background in design, art and photography. It has been developed in conjunction with Adrian Ward, the technical half of the team and an ex-Formula One design engineer (Williams, Benetton and Arrows). Adrian brings years of extensive engineering knowledge to the product design and also currently works at Oxford Brookes, in the university’s world-renowned automotive design department. Parking and storage of cycles is a perennial problem with the width of the handlebars making the bike an extremely awkward shape to manage. The Quicktwist® design enables the handlebars on any cycle to be rotated up to 90° in either direction reducing the width of a bike by up to 80%. With a single ‘click and twist’ operation, and without the need for any tools, this makes for easy city parking as well as compact storage in hallways, sheds, garages, and with the company’s own Urbancyclo wall mounts you could even hang up your pride and joy on the living room wall. The design is a world-first, there is no other product approaching the problem in the same manner available anywhere and, what’s more, it can be fitted to practically any bike on the road today. It is anticipated that cycle dealers will offer the Quicktwist® stem as an upgrade ‘option’ to customers purchasing a new cycle and with sales and distribution for the product worldwide Urbancyclo aim to put this new Oxford design brand right at the forefront of innovation for the world’s urban cyclists. Representing true design innovation from the ‘city of ideas’, the Quicktwist® stem was not only inspired by Oxford living and designed in Oxford but will also be manufactured locally and CNC precision milled from solid lightweight alloy. The Quicktwist® stem is patent pending and International Design Bureau registered and is expected to retail around £85 GBP. Urbancyclo intend to crowdfund the initial manufacturing run of the Quicktwist® stem with a 30 day campaign on the Kickstarter website, with the start date being announced on this page and to the press very shortly.

19/12/2019

UrbanCyclo isseeking a parts and accessories distributor and licensees for its Quicktwist stem, a product that enables the handlebar to rotate 90-degrees

Today's Oxford Mail feature on the launch of Urbancyclo and the Quicktwist stem ... spread the word - register on the al...
31/05/2018

Today's Oxford Mail feature on the launch of Urbancyclo and the Quicktwist stem ... spread the word - register on the all new www.urbancyclo.com website for chance to win one - thanks! Team Urbancyclo

BikeRadar have featured our product, thanks guys!! We are due to go live with our Kickstarter in June!!
23/05/2018

BikeRadar have featured our product, thanks guys!! We are due to go live with our Kickstarter in June!!

The Quicktwist by Urbancyclo is a twisting stem that allows handlebars to be rotated to sit parallel with the head tube, making it easier

To all friends and supporters - we are finally counting down to the start of our campaign at the end of May 2018 on Kick...
03/05/2018

To all friends and supporters - we are finally counting down to the start of our campaign at the end of May 2018 on Kickstarter to crowdfund the initial capital (£70k) to produce the first batch of Quicktwist stems for Urbancyclo. Sorry this has taken so long! Quicktwist is the only handlebar system in the world that will let you reduce the width of your bike by 70% with a simple click/twist, allowing easy storage of your bike inside your house or garage, getting it off the road overnight for maximum security. PLEASE spread the word - this can only work with your support - register online NOW at www.urbancyclo.com for a chance to win one of the first Quicktwist stems for free!! PLEASE SHARE THIS POST, THANKS.

Quicktwist The most revolutionary idea to hit cycling since ... the wheel. Get twisted 3 The Quicktwist stem – guaranteed to beat the bike thief. Bike theft in the UK is at epidemic proportions and rose a further 17% in 2016/17. Government figures from The Office of Statistics on bike theft show t...

Lets make Oxford a safer place to cycle!!
13/02/2018

Lets make Oxford a safer place to cycle!!

Oxford needs a segregated, continuous cycle network.

03/07/2017

Copenhagen is a city obsessed by cycling. When are our cities going to look this cycling friendly? 🏠🏡🚴🚲🚵🏣🏦

10/06/2017

Reduce the width of your bike!
01/06/2017

Reduce the width of your bike!

Reclaim your hallway, turning your bars to the side slims your bike by up to 80%, leaving you able to get past it! Www.u...
30/05/2017

Reclaim your hallway, turning your bars to the side slims your bike by up to 80%, leaving you able to get past it!

Www.urbancyclo.com

29/05/2017
Reclaim your pavement! Www.urbancyclo.com Stay tuned for our Kickstarter coming soon Best of Kickstarter Kickstarter
29/05/2017

Reclaim your pavement! Www.urbancyclo.com Stay tuned for our Kickstarter coming soon Best of Kickstarter Kickstarter

27/05/2017

Anyone seen one of these before? Cool bit of cycle innovation. Recoiling mudguard inspired by those snap bracelet you used to get when you where a kid! Plume

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