The collaboration between Culture Kings and Fatfish brings together two brands that share a similar DNA. One sits at the centre of streetwear culture, the other is redefining how electric bikes look and feel on the street.

Through a series of launches, custom bike builds and giveaways, the partnership has already produced several standout moments across Australia.

From store openings to race week in Melbourne, Fatfish bikes have appeared in places where culture, design and movement intersect.

And for those paying attention, it is clear this collaboration is only getting started.

The partnership first came to life during the launch of the Culture Kings Brisbane store, where Fatfish joined the celebrations with a black Fatfish Biggie giveaway.

Positioned inside the store during the opening event, the bike quickly became a standout feature of the space.

Surrounded by the energy of the launch and the crowd that filled the store that day, the Biggie naturally drew attention.
With its oversized fat tyres and distinctive frame, the bike carried the same bold presence that defines both brands.

The giveaway marked the beginning of the Culture Kings x Fatfish collaboration and introduced Fatfish to a wider audience of streetwear fans who appreciate design, individuality and statement pieces.

The collaboration continued with the creation of a custom Culture Kings edition Fatfish bike wrapped in a paisley print.

Inspired by patterns commonly seen across streetwear collections, the design turned the bike into something more than transport. It became a moving piece of culture.

Customise your bike with colourful electric bike handlebar grips

The one-of-one build was released through a social media giveaway, giving fans of both brands the opportunity to win a completely unique Fatfish Biggie.

The response showed how naturally the worlds of streetwear and electric mobility can intersect when design and individuality are at the centre.

Customise your bike with colourful electric bike pedals

The most recent collaboration took place during one of the biggest moments on the Australian sporting calendar: the Formula 1 Australian Grand Prix in Melbourne.

To match the speed and energy surrounding race week, two custom Fatfish bikes were created and given away.

• A custom Fatfish Vice
• A custom Fatfish Grime

Both bikes were customised for the collaboration and released during the Formula 1 period, blending motorsport energy with street culture and electric mobility.

The giveaway connected the excitement of race week with the growing presence of Fatfish bikes on city streets.

So far the Culture Kings x Fatfish collaboration has moved from store launches to custom builds to major cultural events.

Each activation has introduced new audiences to Fatfish while giving the Culture Kings community the chance to experience electric bikes in a completely different way.

Custom builds, unexpected appearances and future giveaways could appear anywhere the two brands decide to show up next.

And when they do, there will likely be another Fatfish bike up for grabs.