Banana Holder

We have posted many cool and useful accessories for carrying stuff on your bike, the 6 pack holder, the Wine Rack, the Seat Barrel Bag, the Challenge Tool Bag, the U-lock Holster, but none as unusual as this Banana Holder! Made of genuine leather the original accessory is designed to allow riders to safely carry and easily access a banana. You can hang the banana holder on a bike frame as well as your waist belt. Bananas are a natural energy bar, and their high potassium levels make them ideal for recovery, now you have the perfect way to carry it whilst cycling.

BMW Exploro Bike

BMW and 3T, the renowned Italian bike maker, have joined forces to create the BMW Exploro bike series, offering six new bicycles in the BMW Lifestyle Shop. These bikes cater to various scenarios, including gravel, road, and urban riding, and each model can be ordered with an electric motor for added power. The BMW Exploro bikes boast a visually expressive design with premium components, featuring a full-carbon-fibre frame available in six sizes. The 12-speed ...
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URWAHN STADTFUCHS BIKE

The Urwahn Stadtfuchs Bike is a new project developed by a German team that aimed to create a bike that would mainly appeal to urban commuters and that would somehow synthesize the urban concept with an all terrain approach and then add some modern features. The sleek bike has a distinctive design and an ergonomic construction, at the back you get a curvy frame that acts as a way of dispersing strains and shocks on the rear wheel but also contributes in giving it it...
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STROKE CARGO TRIKE

As e-bikes continue to grow in popularity, strong sales are encouraging designers to branch out with ever more specific-use designs that excel at certain tasks. The Stroke Cargo Trike by Japanese design company Envision, is a nice option should you be on the market for something more than a simple e-bike for commuting. The Stroke has a minimal footprint and is no wider than the handlebars of a conventional bicycle, and unlike many other cargo bikes with attached sto...
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