Problems? Try this version on YouTube.

 

AS FEATURED ON APPLE'S NEW AND NOTEWORTHY FOR CHRISTMAS.

IPAD APP OF THE WEEK IN THE UK ITUNES STORE.

 

"If you call yourself a cyclist and own an iPad, do yourself a favor and download Cyclepedia. Oh, and don’t worry, you can thank me later."- Pavedmag

 

“Cyclepedia makes the transition from the printed page to iPad app - and it's stunning. … For iPad owners who love bikes, it could well be the best £6.99 you’ve ever spent on an app.” - road.cc


"As mesmerisingly beautiful an iPad app as you could ever hope to see” - Stephen Fry

 

“Could Cyclepedia be the most beautiful bicycle app for the iPad ever? Could be.” - 16inchesWestofpeoria

 

“If you’re passionate about bicycles, you’re going to love Cyclepedia.” - OneDayOneApp

 

“Just in time for Christmas” - The Guardian

 

This is why you bought (or will buy) an iPad. - Bikerumor

 

“the slick new Cyclepedia app sports an elegant iPad UI” - protein

 

"I know there are people out there who are just as into bicycles as they were into cars. And Cyclepedia is just the app for them." - 148 Apps

 

“like strolling through a bicycle museum from the comfort of your own Barcalounger.” - Bicycling.com

 

"Wow, this iPad app all about bike design is beautiful. Get Cyclepedia now and try it out!"- Doobybrain

 

 

 

 

A fully interactive collection of 100 bicycles that changed cycling history – and not always for the better! From the suitcase-sized Skoot to the Olympic Gold medal-winning Lotus Sport 110, every bicycle is displayed in stunning clarity and technical detail. 360º spins and 20 times magnification of each component allows you to compare and appreciate all the elements of this rich celebration of cycling culture, innovation and design.

Selected from Michael Embacher's unique collection of over two hundred bicycles, CYCLEPEDIA recounts each one's fascinating story. It also includes video clips, original brochures, contemporary advertising, engineering drawings, rare stills and links to manufacturers' sites.

Whether you are a Lycra-clad fanatic or just interested in the evolution of cycling and bicycle design, this is an app to treasure.

So sit back, enjoy, and let your fingers do the pedalling.

 

  • Browse bikes by: year of manufacturer, style, make and name, country of origin, frame material, and weight
  • 360-degree finger-controlled rotations of 100 bikes
  • 20 times zoomable image of each bike
  • Swipeable animations of 23 fold-up bikes
  • Rare and unusual archival video
  • 261 pages of original brochures, user manuals, plans, catalogues and contemporary stills
  • 382 additional photographs of the collection by award winning photographer Bernhard Angerer.