With Le Tour de France heading into its final week, and Nike and Livestrong’s Stages exhibition launched and alive in Paris, a big part of both events is the collection of amazingly customized Trek bikes for Lance Armstrong. Trek have launched their website showing detailed information and imagery of each of the bikes to be ridden by Armstrong. Including bikes by Kenny Scharf, KAWS, Marc Newson, Shepard Fairey, Yoshitomo Nara and Damien Hirst. Check out the site for all the details.
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Lance Armstrong TREK Art Bike by Yoshitomo Nara
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