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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Revv 1 DRT eBike

Ride1Up has unveiled the Revv 1 DRT, an off-road version of their popular full-suspension ebike. This model is tailored for rough terrains, featuring upgraded suspension, spoked wheels, moto-style fenders, and enhanced frame geometry. Designed with an extended chassis and a higher standover height, it offers a more powerful and stable ride. Equipped with a 1,000-W Bafang motor, the Revv 1 DRT delivers 95 Nm of torque, ensuring strong performance on challengin...
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AOTOS Flux X26 Is a Wild Moto Style E Bike

The AOTOS Flux X26 sits right at the intersection of e-bike practicality and moto-style attitude. It is built to look and feel like a compact electric motorcycle, while staying within the accessibility of a street legal e-bike. The result is a machine that blends daily usability with real performance, fitting perfectly alongside the kind of forward thinking mobility we feature in our Cycles section. At its core is a 6061-T6 aluminum frame with a sharp...
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TF5 CYCLE | BY FAST BOY CYCLES

This stunner is the latest creation by Ezra Caldwell from Fast Boy Cycles. TF5 (Thunderfucker 5) was purchased as an anniversary present for the customer by his wife, his only requests were - a front disk brake, single speed, and raw steel. The rest was up to Ezra´s creativity. Check out some more of Ezra’s beautiful bikes on his Flickr stream. source...
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