The Noomad | Cargo Bike Kit

The Noomad is a clever kit that allows you to transform your traditional bicycle into a stable, three-wheeled cargo bike. The Noomad replaces your front wheel and fork with two tilting wheels supporting a carrying platform. You might be wondering what happens to your front breaks, the Noomad comes with its own brakes and lever that easily attaches to your handlebars. Several mounting options are available, including a child seat and a luggage mount. Available in dual 18- or 20-inch wheels. via

BMW R1200S | BY CRD MOTORCYCLES

Spanish custom bike shop Cafe Racer Dreams(CRD) have worked their magic again on this beastly Beemer. Equipped with BMW´s most powerful boxer engine, with over 120hp, this impressive build exudes military appeal and aggressiveness. The tank has a very interesting finish with a kind of skeleton that surrounds it completely, and the two front lights with different sizes and colors covered by a small mesh are the perfect complement. More photos after the jump....
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BLINK STEADY BIKE LIGHT

Blink Steady is another successful project funded by Kickstarter. The bike light is not only cool and elegant, it is also "clever", it turns on automatically and shuts off when you’re not riding! This is possible because of the integrated accelerometer that knows when you’re moving. It also features a light sensor that detects when it’s dark enough to turn on. Blink Steady is made from solid aluminum and is hard to steal, it is locked to your seatpost. A "no button"...
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TERRAFUGIA TF-X FLYING CAR

Flying-car developer Terrafugia have presented the science fiction-esque TF-X, the practical realization of the dream of countless visions of the future. The spectacular flying plug-in hybrid will be able to take off and land vertically, carry four people in car-like comfort, cruise at speeds of up to 200 mph, and have a non-stop flight range of at least 500 miles. Terrafugia predicts it will take the average driver about five hours to learn how to fly a TF-X, you´l...
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