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Limited Edition Strida Mk2 Folding Bike | Image

Limited Edition Strida Mk2 Folding Bike
The MK2 is based on Mark Sanders original single speed drum brake design for Strida. The strida bike handlebars are mounted horizontally so the rider can sit comfortably upright with an excellent view of the road. The genius of the triangular frame is that it can quickly fold. In five seconds, you have a light, compact form that you can easily wheel, stow in a closet, load in your car or take on the train. Limited to only 20.



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LAGER BIKE | BY SEBIKES - Image

LAGER BIKE | BY SEBIKES
We were recently told about Sebikes, we had a look at their website and the single speed "Lager Bike" caught our eye. We loved the minimalist feel of the white model. The stylish bike comes with high profile double wall rims wrapped in 28C Vittoria/Randonneur tires and a seat with bottle opener.   ...
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LAMBORGHINI GRAVEL BIKE - Image

LAMBORGHINI GRAVEL BIKE
Following the release of the mighty Huracan Sterrato, the first all-terrain super sports car in the world with all-wheel drive for off-road thrills, Lamborghini has now revealed the Exploro Racemax x Huracán Sterrato, an impressive gravel bike that matches the car. Developed in collaboration with Italian 3T Cycling, the sleek carbon-fiber and titanium ride matches the Huracan Sterrato in looks and style. The exclusive performance gravel bike also features a...
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CeramicSpeed Chainless Drivetrain - Image

CeramicSpeed Chainless Drivetrain
Yes you read the title right, this revolutionary drivetrain eliminates the need for derailleurs and chains! The award-winning Driven Drivetrain by CeramicSpeed is poised to radically change bicycling as we know it. The system features a unique carbon fiber shaft-driven bearing gear (similar to those used on cars) causing a lot less friction (creates 49% less friction than chain and derailleur setup, and reduces drag) leading to a more durable system and resulting in...
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