Fara All-Road Gravel 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. And, if you are looking for a versatile, fast touring, bikepacking, and all-around all-road bike to start your bikepacking adventures, the new F/AR bicycle by Fara Cycling might be the answer. The brand calls it the ultimate adventure weapon for mixed-surface riding, making it one the most exciting bikepacking bikes on the market. Developed from the ground up to be a fast mixed-surface endurance bike for anything from weekend rides to ultra-distance racing, the F/AR comes equipped with strapless, magnetic quick release bikepacking bags by Roswheel that attach and detach easily in seconds and fit perfectly to the bike´s frame geometry.

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SMART EBIKE

The hybrid bike from Smart, which was presented at the Paris Salon of 2010, will be launched in the first half of 2012. The model is hybrid, it uses an electric motor in conjunction with muscle strength, which generates power in cycling. With more than 400 Wh,the battery can last more than 38 miles. The bike also has interaction with smart phones and was developed in partnership with the German manufacturer Grace, creators of the amazing Grace Urban-bike. Watch the ...
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PLUME | RECOILING BICYCLE MUDGUARD

Plume is a simple, non intrusive, minimalist, streamlined, recoiling mudguard that complements the look of your bike. Plume recoils into a minimal circle under your seat, when needed simply extend it to become a sleek mudguard that protects your back from muddy street water. Plume is still in Kickstarter stage, but judging by the amount pledged should be available soon. You can keep track of the cool product at their website....
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ASS SAVERS | EMERGENCY MUDGUARDS

Ass Savers are practical bicycle mudguards. Made of recycled material, it weighs practically nothing and folds into a stable position under the saddle. Place it at the first sign of rain, eliminating embarrassing stains after a race on a wet track, and when not needed, fold it up and tuck it underneath your saddle. At an affordable price, this is worth considering if you do not have a mudguard on your fixie. watch the video...
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