Bike Fetish Day brings wacky wheeled creations to the streets of Williamsburg

The rainy streets of Williamsburg came alive last weekend with for the 12th annual <a href="http://www.cityreliquary.org/bfd2016/">Bike Fetish Day</a>. Organized by the beloved <a href="http://www.cityreliquary.org/museum/">City Reliquary Community Museum</a>, the colorful event attracted some of the city's most <a href="http://inhabitat.com/nyc/hundreds-of-twins-on-tandem-bikes-set-new-world-record-at-central-park/">enthusiastic bike nuts</a> and was a "wheely big" success.

The annual event sees a variety of bicyles from classic vintage models to compact commuter bikes and of course, everyone's favorite category, the Mutant Bikes.

Various groups participated in the event.

After taking several laps around the streets of Williamsburg, the group's entry was certainly the star of the show this year.

Provided by the Black Label Bike Club, the mutant bikes featured a jaw-dropping double-decker bike with a swing in the middle.

Bike with burning flame headlight.

The event brings together bike lovers from all over the city.

Winners of several categories took home "best of" trophies.