Of course, a bike that is made from carbon fiber, has a high-tech computer and integrated LED lights is going to come with a high price tag, so you won’t be surprised to learn that the One-77 Cycle costs $39,000.

Aston Martin’s extensive experience with design and craft is conveyed through the careful use of materials, from the rich, deep paintwork to the hand-stitched trim on the handlebars and saddles.” In a statement, Factor Bikes said: “The One-77 Cycle represents the pinnacle of British engineering prowess, with practically every component custom-designed and built in house by bf1systems – only the tyres, bearings and electric gear system are off-the-shelf. It also sports a Bluetooth connection to connect with and share data to smartphones and other devices. Other information provided included wasted leg power, rear wheel speed, acceleration, and rate of ascent - it’s not so much a computer, but an all-in-one sports laboratory for cyclists. The system provides a menu of over 100 specific measurements, including crank torque, crank force and leg power, which are even sub-divided into right and left leg subsections. The bike’s computer is not only advanced, but delivers a whole lot more information than the standard speed and distance traveled. Clearly designed for the super-rich cyclists among you (or British secret agents), the One-77 Cycle is described as “the world’s most technologically advanced road bicycle” and features a high-tech computer system, a complex array of sensors, and a carbon fiber frame to keep the weight down. Aston Martin is famously known for being the sports car of choice for James Bond, but now the carmaker has teamed up with Factor Bikes to create a two-wheeled version of their iconic (and expensive) One-77 Coupe - the One-77 Cycle.

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