This city bike codenamed the Teague X Sizemore features handlebars that double as a bike lock, a flexible storage system, indicators and electric pedal assist. No surprise either that it comes from Seattle, a contributing birthplace of the hipster movement.

Created and brained up by Teague, a design firm famous for crafting the interiors of Boeing commercial jets and get this, the look of the Microsoft Xbox and Fremont, a custom bike builder famous for being…ummm…a custom bike builder, the Sizemore X won the Bike Design Project recently and since the phone hasn’t stopped ringing with orders from you guys in Cape Town.

Check the vid below to see the features it’s got.

The bike has got an easy lock handlebar, automatic shifting between 11 gears and an electric motor pedal assist with an easy to remove and charge portable battery.

Get it: TBA

AND IF YOU’RE NOT IMPRESSED, CHECK OUT THE BIKES THAT THE SIZEMORE x BEAT OUT:

THE MERGE

Features USB charging, a spring loaded retractable rack, lighting and a lock cable which all disappear into the frame when not in use.

No offense but…HOW THE HELL DID THIS THING NOT WIN?

AND THE PDX: THE SOLID

Features 3D printed titanium, lightweight body, an app that explores Portland Oregon’s events and culture and curated by local people and trends and integrated navigation.