The Urban Bike Zero By Tomski & Polanski

Close-up of Urban Bike Zero with decorative blue fern pattern on crank

Side view of The Urban Bike Zero by Tomski & Polanski with intricate blue and red designs

Detail of The Urban Bike Zero by Tomski & Polanski with FESTKA branding

Front view of The Urban Bike Zero by Tomski & Polanski, featuring unique handlebar design and zero symbol

Sketches and illustrations by Tomski & Polanski on a wooden desk

Two designers working on The Urban Bike Zero project by Tomski & Polanski

Artist painting bicycle frame for The Urban Bike Zero by Tomski & Polanski

Overview

When the wind paints a bike.

Festka teamed up with Czech illustration duo Tomski & Polanski to build a bike around the idea of wind. Not in a literal way, but as a kind of invisible theme. They aim to capture its freshness, spontaneous power and the shifting colours of the sky. The bike is about feeling light and open which is a nice approach for a city bike that could have leaned into utility.

The hand-painted swooshes and bird graphics are subtle but full of movement. They’re clean, thoughtful, and give the frame just enough personality without overdoing it. The colour choice is an interesting take as well. It is intentionally anchored to the Czech national colours, but taken a step further with the internal nickname 'Captain Czech Republic'. A playful and fun nod to both Superheroes and patriotism.

If you're into bikes, it really is still a proper Festka and not just a piece of branding. It has a high-performance carbon frame, no-chain carbon belt drive and the kind of build that takes on its namesake.

It’s always nice when a bike doesn’t beg for attention but still earns it on a second look. This one does exactly that.