Japan sure knows how to market "cool." Seeing as many of us don't have the money to build actual bikes with colorful attributes and high end parts all over, our second option could be to build our dream bikes from miniature part sets from PEDAL I.D. Not only do these look absolutely gorgeous, but it kinda makes me want to build one just to give myself an idea of the bike of my dreams may look like in the future (when I got the moneys).
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