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Handlebar Bag | By Bedrock

Bedrock is a recent company from Colarado, they make bikepacking gear. The Entrada handlebar bag is light and waterproof, it is padded for stiffness and has a bungee tie down on the front anchored with reflective webbing, handy for a wet rain jacket that you don´t want to stuff in your pack. The bag is light, strong and flexible, allowing it to adapt to the riders changing needs.



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MOKUMONO BIKE - Image

MOKUMONO BIKE

Amsterdam is the cycling capital of Europe, so there is no surprise some very cool bicycles are being created in the Netherlands. Inspired by the automotive industry and its innovating and automating of production processes, Mokumono decided to try and reinvent the way a bike frame is produced, using robots just like in the automotive manufacture. Instead of the traditional tubes, the main part of the frame is made from two sheets of 7000-grade aluminum. To allow fo...
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BuddyRider

Safely take your beloved fury friend along with you on bike rides with the BuddyRider. The bicycle pet seat is mounted over the center of the bike, and made for dogs up to 30 pounds. The seat is designed to fit almost any modern adult bike, providing comfort and safety for you and your pet whilst cycling. Your dog sits in a comfortable position safely strapped, allowing it to have an up-front view unlike dog bike trailers....
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INCOG MULTI TOOL | HIDDEN BIKETOOL - Image

INCOG MULTI TOOL | HIDDEN BIKETOOL

The InCog Biketool is a genius creation by Joshua Brassé, it allows you to keep your bike tools (hidden) on your bike. The device features a innovative design that flexes through the inside of your handlebar accommodating nearly every shape. It is designed to fit the majority of handlebars. The InCog features a lock & custom key system keeping thieves and meddlers off your gear. source...
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