Pedal Power Cycling Team: Collection of unusual bicycles....

Futuristic:

Locust Bike that can fold up like a accordion

"Urban Bicycle" designed by Victor M. Aleman, which can fit into a box after being completely disassembled or reassembled in record time.

BMW Bike

Furious Sports Bicycle by Nenad Kostadinov
Cool design but this would be very uncomfortable to ride 100 miles!

Modified:

World's Tallest Bike - The current world record holder, at 18 feet 2.5 inches, as judged by the Guinness Book of World Records, is Terry Goertzen, a pastor at the Jubilee Mennonite Church in Winnipeg. He rode his skyscraper for 300 meters to earn his spot in the annals of history.

How would you dismount this bike - Tour De France - Devil (El Diablo)!

The owner of this bike is Didi Senft - a cycle racing fan from Germany, and builder of oversize cycles. Born in 1952, Didi has long been a fan of the Tour de France. He noticed that the German television commentators would call the final kilometer of each stage 'The Red Devil's Lap': Since 1993, Didi has dressed in a red devil costume and followed the Tour de France around its entire course, hauling his huge bike around on a trailer. He says that he would prefer to be at the beginning of The Red Devil's Lap, 1km from the finish, but the race authorities and French police won't allow him and his bicycle that close because of the crowds, so he usually sets up at the flag which marks 20km to the finish, and often manages to get as close as 5km from the end on the mountain stages in the Pyrenees and Alps.

Art Bike - 6 extra spare wheels along for the ride....

“Forkless – Cruiser” by Olli Erkkila. This was designed for Olli's college graduation project at the Institute of Design in Lahti, Finland.

Bikes that have another function:

Lawn Mowers

Shopping Carts

Campers

Boombox Bike

Do these bikes actually work?:

Max Knights "Walking Bike"

Drift Wood Bike

Bike made for 7

Shaft Drive Bike?

WTF:

Seesaw Bike? (Tricycle)

This unique bike comes with three wheels too, it is indeed an unusual bike. Since the three wheels are not in the same horizontal surface, the two face-to-face drivers have to ride it like playing a seesaw.