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"The bicycle is no stranger to art museums. In 1913, Marcel Duchamp merged a metal wheel and wooden stool for his Bicycle Wheel; in 1942, Pablo Picasso transformed a humble bike seat and handlebars into his sculpture Bull&amp;#039;s Head; and 100 years after Duchamp, Ai Weiwei unveiled his Forever Bikes installation, made of over 3 bicycles. Now, MoMA introduces an art world bike that cycling enthusiasts can take with them: A two-wheeler in collaboration with Brooklyn Cruiser and Just Ride author Grant Peterson. Featuring a three-speed hub and front hand- and back pedal- brakes, it&amp;#039;s a breeze to ride, while full fenders, a leather saddle, and cream-colored tires make for a stylish look. Not to mention the color: A head-turning, MoMA-exclusive Red. We can&amp;#039;t think of a better way to travel to the museum\u2014or anywhere else, for that matter. MoMA Exclusive Brooklyn Cruiser Bike, $580; momastore.org This article originally appeared on elledecor.com. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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