Trunkmonkey

Say goodbye to cumbersome bike racks, TrunkMonkey is the world’s first inflatable, portable bike carrier that is truly universal for all vehicles and all bikes! The innovative bike-carrying system is inflatable and designed to fit on virtually any vehicle. When not in use, simply deflate into a carrying pouch, and easily mount it to the seat post of any bike, or stow away in the trunk of your vehicle. With its lightweight, minimal design, TrunkMonkey is always ready at a moments notice providing the convenience and freedom to never leave your bike behind. watch the video

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ANKR

If you regularly park your bicycle or motorcycle in the same general location and need something to lock it up to, it can be frustrating to always be searching for an available anchor point. ANKR is a bike security anchor with a unique easy-fit design, it was tested and awarded the maximum Gold Level Security for both motorbikes and bicycles, so you can be assured your ride is safe. The device consists of a hardened steel cylindrical outer case, and rotating inner s...
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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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PAUL BUDNITZ BICYCLES

Founder of Kidrobot (brand of clothing and accessories) Paul Budnitz has launched his own bicycle brand, named Paul Budnitz Bicycles. With a retro style, titanium frames, disc brakes and other top components, the two models available, Nº1 (Cruiser) and Nº2 (Mountain Bike) weigh only 3.3 lbs (without parts). The bikes feature gates carbon belts instead of gears and chains. via Coolhunting ...
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