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Biascagne Cicli

Biascagne Cicli (cycles) is an Italian custom bike studio in Treviso. It is owned by two friends with a lot of passion, patience and great taste. Their restyling begins from racing bikes that have been forgotten in garages and attics. Then they initialize a time-consuming work, nothing is chosen at random, the components on each bike are not easy to find. But the end result is magnificent, pure Italian elegance. If you love custom bicycles you must browse around their site.



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BICYCLE CUP HOLDER | BY DEATH AT SEA - Image

BICYCLE CUP HOLDER | BY DEATH AT SEA

This stylish cup holder by Death at Sea, is the perfect accessory to compliment your beautiful fixie. Made from high quality silicone rubber to resist the elements, the sleek bicycle cup holder is ideal for carrying your iced coffee, a water bottle, or anything else you need within easy reach while riding. Available in either black or grey....
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Mod Sidecar eBike

Meet the awesome Mod Sidecar eBike, a stylish fusion of vintage charm and modern convenience, perfect for family adventures and urban cruising with your furry friend. This iconic electric cruiser comes with a versatile sidecar attachment, adding both muscle and flair to your ride. But don't be fooled by its retro frame; the Mod Sidecar eBike boasts top-of-the-line components built for durability and performance. Powered by a robust 75...
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MINION BICYCLE | BY AUTUM

US company Autum only design and produce goods that they find themselves to be infatuated with, well, that gives us something in common. This custom built creation named Minion is limited to only 7 units. It was built focusing on low maintenance, confort and utility. It features a powder coated cantilever steel frame for longevity and has a laser engraved reflecting build number on the stem. Nice!...
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