This bike is sure to make a big impression, and yes of course there are similarities to some existing designs. Ceepo expects Andy Potts and various other professional athletes they support to be on this Shadow-R in Kona this year.

The disc brakes, hubs and various other components are shielded by this Central Beam, and no, this is not a fender wrapped around the Vision front wheel, but rather part of the structure that holds that Central Beam.

Here is a closer look at the point where the unique Ceepo Shadow-R is connected to the headtube. The brake cable also runs through structure.

This is what the wind sees.

Ceepo added channels into the Central Beam.

A storage unite with a zipper is integrated into the design and can hold a variety of items. But hopefully nothing you need quick access to.

The integrated bento box on the top will likely hold gels etc.

Another look at the bottom part of the frame where the storage box sits.

The proud R&D crew from Ceepo at Eurobike, where the bike was finally shown to the world today. Sean Chou, Gilles Cantin and Damon Millar.

Here is an image from the brochure Ceepo brought to Eurobike.