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James Perse Cruiser | Limited Edition

Originally popularized in the 50s and 60s, the Beach Cruiser is known for its style and tires that handle well in the sand. Its shape and functionality has become a basic accessory in Southern California. Combining a vintage style with a modern look,  James Perse Cruiser blends comfort and elegance. Each James Perse Cruiser is specially designed and includes a number of limited edition series.



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BURNER BIKE LIGHTS

Burner is another quality bike product by Beryl, the same guys that brought you the very cool Laserlight. The sleek lights provide a light spread of 180 degrees for good side-on visibility, and have a built in light sensor that will come on when low light conditions are detected. The front light produces a wide and eye-catching 180 degree beam pattern, whilst the rear Burner gives out 100 (this is incredibly powerful for a rear light). When used on normal steady mod...
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PDW Cargo Basket

The Portland Design Works Takeout Basket makes a handsome addition to any road or city bike for hauling cargo. Ideal for bike commuters, the front basket easily attaches to the handlebars with the included hardware, and features an eyelet for light brackets and has a spot on the front for a u-lock. Also included is a rugged and good-looking adventure bag that is waterproof and clips securely to the rack´s lightweight alloy tubes. Take a trip to the corner store and...
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CARHARTT FIXED GEAR BIKE | BY CHARGE

UK based company Charge and Carhartt have joined forces to create the perfect of a single-speed and a fixed gear bike. Charge is a UK based bicycle company specialising in simple yet functional bicycles and frames with a distinct and contemporary styling. The flip-flop hub on the back wheel can be turned around. With a single speed on one side of the hub and a fixed gear on the other side, you just have to turn around the back wheel, remove the brakes, and the resu...
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