…until I saw this “Piet Mondrian” inspired one:

http://www.georgiaindublin.com/product/d1-style/

I think Eddy had one of those (well, five actually)

(first go at posting a picture, fingers crossed).

Ah but I’ll bet the female modelling it helps make it look cool. It’s bloody awful IMO.

*I’d still never be caught in one no matter how “cool” it looks*

I like the one with plants growing in it for extra environmental friendliness.

You’ll be delighted to know Al that Lizzy has now turned in AlturaWoman. Fear her return to Edinburgh to become your customer.

I’m gonna sell her a Brompton!

Whose Eddy Hinault?

I think Eddy the Badger had one of those

Maybe I’m a geek but I think that’s pretty cool… if designers are taking the practical aspects of cycling kit and making them a design feature it tells you how far cycling is normalising/becoming fashionable.

Not quite the Amsterdam dream of everyone riding in normal clothing but better than geeky hivis and lycra being the norm