Everyone seems to be going green these days, and designers from all around the world are coming up with unique and interesting green creations. Undoubtedly, bicycles are by far the most eco-friendly means of transportation. They are easy on the environment, perfect for the health of the user and at the same time can help you save those extra bucks spent on your cars. Here we have the 10 most amazing green concept bikes. Hit the jump to see them all.

1. The Wind–Solar Energy Bike:

Chen Chun Tung’s new concept bike is an answer to the uphill riding problem faced by most bikers. The bike harnesses different types of renewable energies like solar energy, wind energy and human energy, which are further transformed into electricity that is used to recharge the built-in battery pack of the bike. The battery is brought into use while the rider is maneuvering an uphill terrain or is simply exhausted.

2. The Wave:

Inspired by the shape of waves, this concept bike designed by industrial designers Gegi Primanata and Rinda Setiawan is built mainly to attract active and sporty individuals. The Wave, which saves on fuel and emissions, comes equipped with a distinctive surfboard carrier permitting the user to ride the bike with both hands.

3. The Tetris:

The folding bikes are the new buzz owing to its less storage space requirement, competence and environmental concerns. Designer Danilo Mangini’s Tetris is intended to improve mobility within cities. The eco-friendly pedal-powered concept bike can be transformed into a trolley when not riding.

4. The STEM:

The STEM is a result of Tobias Bexten’s innovative and futuristic thinking. The three-wheeled electric commuter bike is powered by electric motors and runs on lithium-ion batteries, which can be easily charged at various charging locations throughout the city. It is perfect for regular urban use and helps us play our part in saving the environment.

5. The Kenzo:

The Kenzo is a visual treat that is here to save the planet. This stunning concept bike designed by Emmanuel Laffon de Mazieres uses a strap instead of a chain, hence making the biking experience a lot more cleaner and convenient. It incorporates features like automatic speed adjustment, leaf shaped mudguards and brakes residing in its wheel hubs.

6. The EV1:

The EV1 is a concept bike powered by electricity that produces zero emissions. Designed by Marino Drake, the bike comes with a hot-swappable engine, battery system, speedometer, a touchscreen GPS device and an energy display.

7. The Organik Motion bike:

Designer Stevie Miles Brewu is here with an eco-friendly mode of transport, the Organik Motion. The bike is based on the Z-frame concept, which features integrated systems such as integrated braking system, integrated front and rear suspension and an integrated shaft drive. It seeks to blend ergonomics and functionality with pioneering design and technology.

8. Chris’s concept bike:

Olympic cyclist Chris Boardman’s futuristic ideology is behind the design of his concept bike. The design taking the bike beyond the advances in carbon-fiber frames and electric assist technology generates electricity from solar panels. The electricity that is generated powers an electric motor to assist the rider. The bike comes integrated with spoke-less wheels, a carbon-fiber frame and a mini-computer to keep a check on the amount of calories burned. In addition, an unbreakable locking device is present which provides the owner with a unique feature to open the bike via fingerprint recognition.

9. The Grasshopper bike:

The Grasshopper bike coming from the design house of David Goncalves generates electricity through regenerative braking and stationary bicycling.

10. The ThisWay:

Designer Torkel Dohmer’s ThisWay is a perfect depiction of comfort, style and weatherproof features. It comes equipped with a solar roof, which provides energy as well as shelter from the rain. It includes features like built-in LED lights at the front and rear, a height-adjustable seat, luggage compartment and carbon fiber body. The ThisWay bike has won the “Commuter Bike for the Masses” design competition.