Bent Cargo Basket

Bent Basket is a beautifully designed accessory for urban cycling enthusiasts that need a place to carry their cargo. Sporting a unique bent ash wood design with thick elastic straps, and weighing only 2 pounds, the functional basket was created with the same manufacturing process as a skateboard, making it ultra tough. The low profile allows for total versatility while transporting your stuff, whether it be pizza boxes, laptops, beer, or work bag, all you need to do is strap down just about anything and enjoy your ride. watch the video below

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Revv 1 DRT eBike

Ride1Up has unveiled the Revv 1 DRT, an off-road version of their popular full-suspension ebike. This model is tailored for rough terrains, featuring upgraded suspension, spoked wheels, moto-style fenders, and enhanced frame geometry. Designed with an extended chassis and a higher standover height, it offers a more powerful and stable ride. Equipped with a 1,000-W Bafang motor, the Revv 1 DRT delivers 95 Nm of torque, ensuring strong performance on challengin...
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QUINN BIKE | BY COAST CYCLES

Winner of the prestigious Red Dot Award, the Quinn by Coast Cycles is a compact cargo bicycle that lets the rider carry a bag in a centrally-positioned storage compartment. The minimalist commuter, resolves the annoying problem of sweat patches forming on cyclists when they sling their bags over their shoulder while riding. Other notable features include a Gates carbon drive belt, a Shimano internal gear hub system, and internal cable routing. It´s portability make...
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BONCHO

Boncho by Vanmoof, is a great item to get if you´re a bike commuter, it´s a cover that´s been developed so that if you´re ever caught by surprise in the rain you can still use your bike and stay dry. Boncho is, quite simply, a bike poncho. Easy to store and to put on, its design prevents you from getting wet even when you´re peddling, its semi rigid frame, with a patent pending folding system, fits snugly over the bikes´ handlebars keeping the rain from gettin...
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