SAVA debuts radial new “Dream-maker” bike
SAVA – A Chinese brand more known for more budget-friendly bikes has rocked Chinese social media by unveiling it’s “Dream-Maker” bike. The bike is a development of the Incolor concept bike that was featured at the 2021 Shanghai bike show. SAVA’s engineers and Incolor’s designers worked together to make the concept bike a reality.
Exact details on the bike are thin on the ground, but the bike will be on the SAVA stand at the Shanghai Bike show next week. Panda Podium will be there to bring you the latest coverage of the show and the dream-maker is definitely one of the bikes we’re interested in seeing.
The original 2021 Incolor concept bike that was a 3D printed, un-rideable passion project.
A finished carbon fiber version of the dream-maker bike.
What do you think? Cool design or just hot air?
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How much is the SAVA DREAM MAKER and when is it being released in the UK
A complete SAVA DREAM MAKER bike with Ultegra di2 and carbon wheels should be around 4000 USD. The official release time is still unknown.
I wonder what it’s selling point will be, the wide forks seems like a good idea, but the fork and handlebar integration seems like an unnecessary step. That stem does look super sexy and the upwards curved bar with that gold highlight on the edge, reminds me of some of the Mercedes concepts like the silver lightning!
Hope it’s under 2kgs and reasonably priced so people actually ride the bike
We have weighed a complete bike which equipped with Ultegra di2 and some shallow carbon wheels in the Shanghai bike show. The whole bike weighs 7.4kg, not as exaggerated as it looks!
Wow, will this bike actually be commercialized?
According to the SAVA brand, yes.
when will be the frame available on pandapodium? thanks for the reply.
They don’t sell frames separately currently, but maybe we can talk to the SAVA brand someday!
Any news about this frame?
They are still selling it as a complete bike in China, but I never see anyone riding one…