Omata One

Omata One is the world´s first analog GPS speedometer, and what a good looking one it is. The sleek kit simplifies the cycling computer, showing you only the stuff that really matters out there: speed, distance, ascent and time. With a beautiful, modern and analog design, the highly advanced GPS computer blends retro accents with distinct contemporary vibes, and tracks everything with the same high-level of precision as the best cycling computers. The minimalist speedometer has an estimated active battery life of 24 hours, and all your data is recorded on the internal memory. Available in gray or white, with a choice of either kph or mph. watch the video below

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KNOG OI BELL

The Oi Bell by Knog is a minimalist and high quality built bike bell. It´s meant to discretely blend on to the handlebar in a subtle way. Made from high end materials, you may choose your own style from copper, aluminum, brass or even a pricy but stylish titanium one. The sound it produces is very audible and may very well keep you safe and out of traffic trouble. It also comes in two different sizes to best fit your bike. An interesting add-on after market item th...
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Fabric USB Bike Light

We can´t get enough of the minimal, modern aesthetic Fabric designs all of its bicycle accessories with, and this USB Bike Light is no exception. The FL300 is built from high-quality materials and components, and has been slimmed down to perch unassumingly atop your handlebars or on your seatpost until called upon. It casts a 300-lumen beam for two hours, and has a buttery-smooth dial on the back, which lets you adjust the brightness and toggle between modes. The s...
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VANHULSTEIJN BIKES

How cool is this ride? Vanhulsteijn bikes are all handmade from stainless steel in Holland, the bikes are custom built according to your height, as well as your "innerleg" measure. You can also choose from several Gear options. The most notable feature has to be it´s atypical and unique frame, leaving the saddle almost floating and allowing you to easily carry the bike over your shoulder. [scouted by: Wieland Vernooij]...
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