With the looks of an old-school board track racer, the latest ride from ICON combines retro styling with modern technology into one gorgeous package. The electric bike boasts two settings–2o MPH in Street Mode and 36 MPH in Race Mode (which requires you to sign a waiver)–and can be charged in just 2.5 hours with a range of around 30 miles. And while the performance aspects of the two-wheeler are nice and all, it’s the bike’s stunning good looks–complete with a hydroformed aluminum frame and a black Brooks leather saddle–that make it so damn appealing. Of course, actually getting your hands on one of the 50 made will be a tad tricky and it will set you back close to $5k.
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