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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Classified Moto Honda CT70 Scrambler

There are a few custom builders that push the boundaries, but none have impressed us more than Classified Moto with their heavily customized motorbikes. The latest build to roll out of their workshop is this Honda CT70 Scrambler from 1991, a custom minibike named "Junior". The bike was stripped to its essentials and specially customised for driving on the rear wheel. Over the years, John Ryland and his team have redesigned many motorcycles and created a whole catalo...
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TREK 1120 TOURING BIKE

Trek Bikes have presented the 1120, a touring bike with unlimited off-road capability. The 1120 is a back country expedition bicycle, complete with a proprietary aluminum rack system for you to strap, buckle or clip your bags or panniers onto with ease, and tackle your bikepacking adventure. Built to take on any adventure, the rugged touring bike features 29+ tires that roll fast and deliver extraordinary traction, even when the terrain gets rough, a Wide-range 1x d...
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Cycleboard Street Surfer

Cycleboard is a new hybrid on the shelf of e-vehicles, half skateboard and snowboard it´s for the rad urban commuter that doesn’t like conventional bikes or the not so easy to use skateboard. With Cycleboard you get the skate platform, the comfort of the 3 wheels and handlebars, but you still get the thrill of having to lean to the sides to go through traffic or pedestrians. With a full charge you get between 15 to 20 miles of range, and reach speeds o...
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