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Bike Gear

1.  Spokelit Bicycle Light, $8 More Details | BUY

2. Road Popper, $130 More Details | BUY

3. Griprings | by Spurcycle, set$20 More Details | BUY

4. Bicycle Wine Rack, $29 More Details | BUY

5. HornBike | iPhone Bicycle Amplifier, $15,96 More Details | BUY

6. Six Pack Holder for your Bike, $24 More Details | BUY

7. Travoy Bike Commuter Trailer | by Burley, $280  More Details | BUY

8. Blink Steady Bike Light, $95 More Details | BUY

9. Mako BikeTool, $45  More Details | BUY

Also, check out some of our other original roundups: Gift ideas for the Drinker | Gift ideas for the Apple fanatic | Gift ideas for the Kitchen | Dog Gear | iPad Lust | iPhone Lust




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PATCHNRIDE

Patchnride is an ingenious solution that lets you repair all punctured bicycle tires on the go in less than a minute! As the product name suggests Patchnride lets you patch your puncture from the inside, simply push the spike into the tire hole, then pull the slider to load the patch and hit the start button to release the adhesive. Voila! Pump up your tire and you´re ready to go. Never change a bicycle flat again, enjoy your ride… via. watch the video Pat...
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VANMOOF S3 ALUMINUM

Dutch minimalist urban bicycle manufacturer Vanmoof have presented a stunning limited edition of their popular S3 electric bicycle. The Vanmoof S3 Aluminum has a frame made of brushed aluminum, making it even more lightweight, which means you get more power and longer life out of the 50 Wh battery.  Additional details of the bike include a black LEd Matrix Display, a one-piece saddle, fully-integrated handlebars and black 28-inch tires. With a range of up t...
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6 PACK HOLDER FOR YOUR BIKE

Originally designed for bike polo mallet holders, the creators (WalnutStudiolo) soon found out that this useful accessory can hold all kinds of things to your bike - why not a six pack? With an adjustable strap, this secures just about anything and holds variably sized items....
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