Tailfin AeroPack

Tailfin AeroPack is the fastest way to carry gear on your bike, a waterproof roll-top seat bag mounted to a minimal rack tucked behind the rider. This creates minimal drag, and won´t sway back and forth as the rider pedals. The streamlined solution fits virtually any road, gravel, or mountain bike, and features an integrated, all-in-one, bag and rack design, permanently integrated in order to reduce weight. The AeroPack is more aerodynamic than panniers and much more stable and easy to use than you traditional seatpack. watch the video below

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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BICYCLE BRAKE LIGHT

The clever Fabric FLR30 Light packs a lot of safety innovation into a small package. The 30-lumen taillight makes clever use of an incorporated accelerometer to increase brightness as speed falls. The result is a dual-purpose light that alerts traffic when you intend to slow down or stop in order to get drivers´ attention and making sure they see you. The R30 is compact, reliable, USB-rechargeable, and burns for between eight and 12 hours depending on the setting. ...
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PENNY PELICAN ELECTRIC CARGO BIKE

New York-based studio CW&T first caught our attention with their very cool TV Barrow, a cool stand that makes manoeuvring your television around the house a lot easier. Another of their awesome projects is this unique cargo bike. Named Penny Pelican (Penny as in penny farthing and Pelican as in the iconic hard case), the bike is equipped with a 1000W motor in the front hub, giving it a top speed of 23mph with a full load (80lb+). The bike has its...
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