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EDC Pump

The ingenious EDC Pump by OneUp is a pump/tool combo that takes much of the clutter/storage questions out of the picture when cycling. This innovative multi-tool nests inside your fork´s steer tube, allowing you to bring everything required for trailside repairs without lugging around a bulky pack with multiple tools inside. The system is composed by a unique storage solution integrated into a high volume pump, it is designed to integrate with the EDC Tool System (sold separately from the pump), a CO2 canister or your favorite stash. Your essential trail tools inside your steerer tube, right at your fingertips. watch the video below

EDC Pump ($59) | EDC Tool System ($59)




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DOUBLE O BIKE LIGHT - Image

DOUBLE O BIKE LIGHT

Double O Light is a new and cool bike light brought to us by the brilliant British designer Paul Cocksedge. It features two lights to mount on your bike, a white one at the front and a red one at the rear. At the front you get more lighting power, around 85 lumens, so you can lighten your path, and at the rear you get around 50 lumens, to make sure you´re seen. It features a built in rubber strap so you can fix it around your bike´s frame, or attach it to your bac...
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COMMUTER BROOKS 150

Brooks England is celebrating their 150th anniversary, and to commemorate this important milestone they have teamed up with Germanys Canyon Bicycles for this limited edition(limited to just 150 pieces) Canyon Commuter Brooks 150. The sleek bike is a special edition take on their futuristic Commuter 6.0 and has been outfitted with Brooks´ new Cambium C15 saddle, GP1 grips, and a lands end rear pannier. With a timeless look that is built to last a lifetime, its dynam...
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BIKE DESIGN PROJECT | BY OREGON MANIFEST - Image

BIKE DESIGN PROJECT | BY OREGON MANIFEST

The Bike Design Project by Oregon Manifest challenges five teams from five cycling-centric cities in the US to design the ultimate urban utility bike. Each team is composed of one high-level design firm and one American bicycle crafter, and they are asked "who can make the most innovative utility bike?” teams are required to build a fully functional prototype and at the end of the development period, cycling enthusiasts are invited to vote on wh...
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