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Clarity Bike | Transparent Bike By Designaffairs

We have featured some cool and innovative bikes in the past, but this is something special. Clarity bike created by German studio Designaffairs features a fully transparent frame! It is made with an alternative to polycarbonate named "tivex", a lightweight material that can withstand high impacts and extreme temperatures.



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Canyon Predict Bike

Cars have had predictive safety systems for years. Blind spot monitoring, collision warnings, adaptive cruise control, automatic braking. Cycling has had none of it. The Canyon Predict is an attempt to change that, and the ambition of the concept is worth taking seriously even in prototype form. The system uses a 360 degree sensor array combining cameras, front and rear radar modules, and distributed sensors including a multi dimensional motion sensor...
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Speedvagen GTFO Bike

If you feel like escaping from modern monotony and leaving everyday life behind, there is no better way to travel and see the world than on a bike. Portland based workshop Speedvagen have revealed the impressive GTFO Bike, their most capable, and adaptable platform to date. The GTFO is made to go fast, designed to be lightweight (even fully spec´d out, with the bags and lights and pedals shown here, it weighs just shy of 24 pounds), and was built using only high-en...
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Ta+Too Saddle

Ta+Too is an innovative saddle that goes with you when you lock your bike, preventing theft or damage from the elements. The modular saddle features a removable top that attaches to the base with a clip system, and locks into place with a security key. It can be removed with one easy click to take with you. No more worries about theft, vandalism, or the elements. You can also customize your saddle for a little individualism, choose from a variety of colors and patte...
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