Bicycles are admirable inventions: simple, supremely efficient, and graceful. They can also be ungainly and supremely uncomfortable, as if the main purpose of the bike wasn’t human-powered transport, but some medieval device designed to inflict pain on that small-but-important spot between your ass and your junk. Velorbis have designed their Leikier bike in the name of human-powered transport only, focusing on a unique style and–above all–comfort. Ride high, ride well, and don’t worry about your Taint.
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