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Trefecta Drt

The Trefecta DRT is a new precision engineered high performance, all-terrain e-bike. The bicycle/motorbike fusion can hit a top speed of 40MPH, and can run for more than 60 miles on a single charge. Made from military-spec aluminum, the beefy e-bike features a 14-speed Rohlof Speedhub, a SmeshGear transmission, 26-inch carbon fiber wheels, and Schwalbe mountain bike tires. A computer mounted at the center of the handlebars, lets the user control riding modes, suspension, and check several data such as speed, battery level, navigation, distance other important data. The bike can also fold down into an available carry case. watch the video

The Trefecta DRT is now available for pre-order, but it wont come cheap: $25.000! you can always go for a cheaper option with the cool ICON E-Flyer




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LUCETTA MAGNETIC BIKE LIGHTS - Image

LUCETTA MAGNETIC BIKE LIGHTS

The Lucetta is a set of two small magnetic lights that attach to any metal part on your bike, and are guaranteed to stay securely in place even on the bumpiest street. The two small lights (1 red and 1 white) can easily be removed to avoid theft, and connected to each other turning into one compact object for easy storage. watch the video Available for purchase in Europe here ...
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DV01 | BY DAVID QVICK - Image

DV01 | BY DAVID QVICK

Our latest cycle crush is the super stylish DV01, the bike was designed by Swedish designer David Qvick. The contemporary bike is aimed at people who consider a bike to be a convenient means of transportation but also value high aesthetical design. The result is a design perfectly balanced, form and function interact in a successful symbiosis. We love the wooden details David applied on both the handlebar and the rear carry tray. Photos: John Wennerberg...
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GEEKHOUSE WOODVILLE TOURING BIKE - Image

GEEKHOUSE WOODVILLE TOURING BIKE

John "Probably" Watson is the author of the popular bike culture blog "Prolly is Not Probably", he takes is adventure cycling very seriously. This is his ride, built to order by Boston’s Geekhouse Bikes. You can also make this machine your own at Geekhouse Bikes, you can build on the Woodville Touring frame choosing near limitless options, from mounts fenders, racks, water bottles, braking options... You can follow John´s ...
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