I don't want a pickle, I just want to ride on my motor-cickle. But short of that Arlo Guthrie lyric, I'd just like to ride on a beautiful new urban bike. And tomorrow (Saturday, July 11) you, me, and everyone can view (and maybe buy) the Core77 limited edition "Dutch Master," celebrating New York bike culture and a heritage of local manufacturing.

"The bike is based on the beloved Worksman cruiser frame--a workhorse foundation used throughout the New York delivery community, and manufactured in Queens, New York for over 110 years," says Core's Allan Chochinov. Core77 customized the frame, fitting it out with a carefully curated set of components, each with its own story. The wheels are hand-built in Brooklyn with Swiss DT spokes, and the rear wheel is equipped with bike pegs, so that you can carry (at least) one of your posse home at the end of the night. The bike was made by KT Higgins, a Brooklyn-based ex-bike messenger and proprietor of Bushwick Bike Shop, her one-year-old bikeshop in the Bushwick neighborhood of Brooklyn. Only 25 bikes were manufactured.

As part of the bike launch, the Apple Store SoHo New York (103 Prince Street) will be presenting a live "Meet the Designers" event on July 11 at 3 pm. Designers and builders of the bike will take the audience through the design and development of the Dutch Master. Following the event, the Dutch Master will be on display in the lobby of the trend-setting Ace Hotel New York (20 West 29th Street) for one week, from July 11 through July 18.