Classic Japanese Bicycles
The Lexus NXB concept bike represents a technical achievement in bicycle engineering. This collaboration between automotive and cycling technology debuted at the Tokyo Motor Show alongside the LF-NX Turbo concept. The NXB demonstrates how carbon fiber manufacturing from supercar production translates to two-wheeled performance. Consequently, this mountain bike concept showcases the same carbon fiber loom technology used in the Lexus LFA supercar, creating a rigid yet lightweight frame structure.
The Nagasawa Special NJS represents the pinnacle of Japanese keirin racing craftsmanship. This 55cm steel frame build showcases components that meet the strict standards required for professional velodrome competition. Every part on this bicycle earns its place through precision engineering and proven track performance.
Recently, Madrid cyclist Eduardo Sanchez transformed a Giro Meccanico frame into something extraordinary. Japanese bicycle craftsmanship reaches its peak in track racing frames. Here, artistry meets precise engineering. However, he didn’t add anything to it. Instead, he revealed what lay beneath. His radical approach strips away the ornate paintwork that usually covers Keirin bicycles. As a result, he unveiled the raw beauty of Japanese frame building mastery.