Convercycle

This awesome electric bicycle magically converts to a cargo bike in seconds! The ingenious Convercycle has a rear wheel that can be folded out with one simple movement without any tools. This creates a loading area behind the saddle for loads such as luggage, groceries, your guitar amplifier, a case of beer, or any load up to 130 pounds. It also comes equipped with a Shinamo Nexus 5-speed geared hub, 28-inch wheels, professional disc brakes, and a 250 W motor with a max speed of 15mph. Five levels of assist are easily chosen on the handlebars. Available in standard or electric versions. watch the video below

Scrambler E-Bike

This awesome E-Bike is inspired by a scrambler motorcycle! Built by Dutch custom bicycle workshop Timmermans Fietsen, the spectacular Scrambler E-Bike features a frame from a 30s transport bike, fat studded tires, a raised handlebar, a custom built headlight grille and saddle frame, and is equipped with a 3 speed hub, Avid BB7 disc brakes, a Supernova rear light, a Luna Cycle Color Display, ABUS Cycling folding lock, Gates Carbon Drive Belt setup, Marzocchi fork and...
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BROOKLYN CRUISER

Bike commuting is rising every year, there are many bicycle options, but none as stylish as the Brooklyn Cruiser. The retro city bike is inspired by vintage bicycles of the Far East and Europe and is both stylish and comfortable. Modern features include no-slip pedals, luxe leather saddles and grips, and internal gearing. You can also purchase a handcrafted wooden bike crate($79.99) to carry your beer(not to work obviously). You can purchase a Brooklyn Cruiser fr...
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ORFOS FLARE BIKE LIGHTS

The Orfos Flare Light is a lighting system developed by a Seattle bike commuter that, due to the city´s usual bad weather sometimes didn´t feel safe enough to take his bike out, for safety reasons. He never felt that he could really be seen on the rainy days or nights. So he set out to design a light that could assure him that everyone would see, all the way around the bike itself. Orfos Flare light was born a few years later. With a lighting of 300 lumens at the ...
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