Cobi | Smart Biking System

COBI is dubbed as the world´s smartest connected biking system, the ultimate upgrade for the modern city cyclist, adding over 100 intelligent features to any bike. The system is composed of a mount case that holds your smartphone, a head light, a one-finger joystick, and a rear light with automatic brake and turn signals. The included app lets you call friends, listen your music, track your fitness, improve your performance, check weather forecast, use the modern navigation system with turn-by turn directions, plus much more all from your fingertips and without taking your hands off the handlebars. It also features a motion-sensitive theft alarm, and a proximity start-up. watch the awesome video for more details

COBI is currently seeking funding on Kickstarter and has already surpassed it´s $100,000 goal.

WOOLLY BEAR TRAILER

The compact Woolly Bear Trailer is a campers dream, it is rugged, light, easy to handle and can haul a whole lot of gear. The main feature however is its extreme versatility, you may equip it with loads of different stuff, it’s basically a "template" that you can fill up with the stuff you need. The trailer has around 10 feet of length and weighs around 900 lbs fully packed (around 600lbs of cargo possibilities) so it’s pretty manageable and easily towed. It fea...
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AUGUST 2023 BIKE COMMUTER GEAR

Once more, we have curated a collection of practical and utilitarian add-ons to enhance your daily commute. Discover these innovative items that elevate your biking experience, ensuring your ride, whether it is a casual jaunt or a work-bound journey, is even more delightful. Explore our top picks of bike-oriented accessories below ï¿½ whether you are a dedicated cyclist or transitioning from training wheels, we have compiled an array of fantastic products to stre...
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Maxlider 4-Door Bronco

Few cars can capture the true adventurous energy that the Ford Bronco exudes, the iconic SUV was one of the world´s leading 4x4 vehicles for three decades (between 1966 and 1996) but Ford never offered a four-door Bronco to the public. The team at Maxlider Brothers Customs has taken it upon themselves to rectify this glaring error by stretching a first-gen Bronco, fitting an extra set of doors, and a third row of seats to take more pals off-road! The build is might...
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