Ass Savers | Emergency Mudguards

Ass Savers are practical bicycle mudguards. Made of recycled material, it weighs practically nothing and folds into a stable position under the saddle. Place it at the first sign of rain, eliminating embarrassing stains after a race on a wet track, and when not needed, fold it up and tuck it underneath your saddle. At an affordable price, this is worth considering if you do not have a mudguard on your fixie. watch the video

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Super73 R-Series

Super73 have announced the very cool "R-Series," which will be their new top-of-the-line electric motorbikes. The new bicycle meets motorcycle hybrid, at first glance, definitely looks more moto than pedal-powered, but requires no motorcycle license to ride. The new R bikes feature an aircraft-grade aluminum-alloy frame and swingarm fitted with adjustable front and rear suspension that includes preload, compression, and rebound adjustments, which means tha...
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BAR MITTS

Commuting on a bicycle with cold weather can be an unpleasant experience, unless, you are protected from the elements, with sub-zero temperatures the hands are always the weak link. Meet Bar Mitts, they provide the definitive solution to this problem, a sure cure for cold fingers. The neoprene covers fit over your handlebars and provide warm compartments for your hands, they can be used with regular cycling gloves with plenty of room to brake and shift n...
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APEX1 Bikepacking Tent

Every bikepacking tent claims to be packable. The Aper APEX1 was designed from the ground up around how gear is actually carried on a bike, not on your back, and that distinction changes everything about how the tent is built. The key innovation is structural. The APEX1 uses your guy lined bike as part of the tent's support system, with a handlebar mount and brake lock keeping the bike upright and stable through the night. That integrated bike struct...
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