Urban mobility is currently dominated by stand-up electric scooters, usually rented using smart phone apps.
Many city dwellers were so impressed by the speed and convenience of these scooters that they bought their own which they often park inside their place of work right next to their desk.
If you want to sit down during your commute then there are few options offering the same advantages.
This inspired me to design the Scootcase. Based on a lightweight carbon fibre monocoque frame, the small wheels integrate batteries and a motor, both identical wheels are driven.

EXPAERO = EXPERIMENTATION IN AERODYNAMICS WITH 3D PRINTING.
After picking up a 3D printed ABS part for the first time, I was amazed by how light and strong it was. This made me wonder if I could redesign an existing bicycle frame and improve its aerodynamic performance by bonding 3D printed plastic onto it. I decided to explore and experiment with 3D printing bike parts to see what kind of aerodynamic improvements can be achieved.

Electrical assistance has made pedal powered cargo vehicles much more accessible. Their popularity is increasing thanks to their small footprint and the increasing implementation of cycling infrastructure in larges cities.
Although almost every variant of human powered cargo vehicle has been tried during the past 130+ years, there are many more ideas to be imagined based upon modern needs and modern technology.
This is a collection of ideas that in some cases might inspire new mobile businesses with low overheads or provide low cost but effective marketing strategies

Compared to an adult’s bike, a child’s mountain bike doesn’t have to support as much weight and the smaller size naturally makes them strong.
This allows a bit more freedom with the styling so in my sketches I didn’t restrict myself.
I tried boy and girl specific designs but the frame design that was selected was a unisex design with a low cross bar that makes it easy for children’s short legs to step over the frame.

The goal was to design a unisex frame design that could be used for city and mild off-road riding. It was also an opportunity to add some useful innovations.

A 4 wheel off-road velomobile concept that can lean into corners. Replace the wheels with bolt on skis to go carving through the snow during winter.

These are sketches for a redesign of Peugeot CM41 & CM42 mountain bike frames.
Hydroformed alloy tubing is TIG welded together, providing a modern looking, strong but economical bike frame.