Category: Cars and Bikes

Bikes don't get much more stylish than the Domenica Sport bicycle by Bertelli.

Not just rolled off a production line, each one is unique, with every part assembled, finished and fine-tuned by hand, mixing new part with 'new old stock' and viontage parts found everywhere from old bike shops to flea markets. And don't to see a logo – Bertelli doesn't do those.

But it does do the Domenica Sport, which offers up  Nitto dropbars on a 'rare' Belgian-made Titan stem, an alien track frame 55 black and silver wheelset, Gran Compe SS White tyres, a swallow Wrights W3SW saddle, vintage SR custom seatpost, chrome straight fork, Gipiemme special cranks, Campagnolo 46T chainring on 16T rear cog, MKS track pedals, soma double-gate toeclips and MKS toestraps. Obviously none of that comes cheap, with a price for the above coming in at $1,600. See over the page for a detail shot.

Find out more at the Bertelli website

Via Nvelt

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Back in 2007, we featured one of these in need of serious work just to get moving, but now you can pick up a DeLorean DMC-12 like 'new'. Indeed, it even has room for your iPod.

Made famous by its time machine posturing in Back To The Future and still collectable because of the short production span (1981 – 1983), the car has got a new lease of life via the DeLorean Motor Company, which is owned and run by Texas entrepreneur Stephen Wynne – and the proud owner of the substantial number of spare parts produced for the car.

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When is a Mini not a Mini? Well, some would say when BMW bought it, but in truth, it's probably with the launch of the Mini Countryman, heading your way in September from £16,000.

The newly-launched model still keeps those past-inspired looks and that iconic name, but a size up makes this more of a family runaround than a nippy number about town. That's no accident – this is indeed the Mini for when your single days are numbered.

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