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Gropes | Unique Leather Handlebar Grips

Nonusual are a London based design studio, they specialize in re-engineering and re-styling existing everyday tools and objects. Gropes are unique leather handlebar grips. They offer the bike customization enthusiast an individual and eye-catching alternative to the usual handlebar coverings. Gropes are hand-made from high quality leather with pre-punched holes and come with extra-long laces. They are available in two sizes and many color combinations.



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BIKE PORTER | BY COPEHAGEN PARTS - Image

BIKE PORTER | BY COPEHAGEN PARTS

Copenhagen Parts presents: the Bike Porter – an integrated handlebar and basket. The Bike Porter is made from heat-treated alloy tubing and rod, making it lightweight and robust..  It’s designed to attach to the stem easily, installing just like any normal handlebar and can be attached to any bicycle using a two part stem (A-head stem)....
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AirBell

AirBell is a clever bicycle bell that hides an Apple AirTag! This ingenious solution lets you hide your AirTag safely and inconspicuously on the handlebars of your bike, e-bike or scooter and always know exactly where it is located. The AirBell´s appeal lies in the fact that it looks precisely like the common, inexpensive bicycle bells used on city bikes. There isn´t even a hint that it has a fancy $29 AirTag (available separately), so there isn´t even a good rea...
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Urwahn Platzhirsch E-Bike

Urwahn Bikes have introduced an electrified version of their award-winning creation, the Stadfuchs commuter model. The new Platzhirsch (German for "top dog") is a 3D-printed e-bike with integrated smart lighting and fully integrated cables. The sleek bike maintains the same distinctive design and ergonomic construction as the popular Stadfuchs model, at the back you get a curvy frame that acts as a way of dispersing strains and shocks on the rear wheel but...
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