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U-lock Holster | By Trakke | Image

U-lock Holster | By Trakke
Trakke is a recent brand from Glasgow, all their products(bags, apparel, accessories) are handmade in the UK. Their cool U-Lock Holster allows the user to lock a bike with ninja-like speed. The Holster attaches to your belt, keeping your U-Lock accessible and secure while riding. It also features a handy d-ring for attaching your u-lock keys.



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VRUM CATTIVA E-BIKE - Image

VRUM CATTIVA E-BIKE
Cattiva is a new e-bike from Vrum Bike. An assisted hybrid bike that ensures extra speed and efficiency. The idea behind the Cattiva is that you will only get some electric power when you really need it, say for a little sprint or a hill that gets in the way, other than that, it´s just a normal bike, although much lighter than a regular one. When you´re going downhill or braking just turn your pedals the other way and the batteries will charge with the inertial mo...
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FLASH SMART ELECTRIC BIKE - Image

FLASH SMART ELECTRIC BIKE
The Flash Smart Electric Bike is not just another e-bike on the market, it’s the 2.0 version of it, it has been designed form the ground up to be an electric bike, so all of its features were thought as such. You get a sturdy looking and hefty all terrain aluminum frame with integrated battery that will get you enough juice for up to 50 miles, depending on the use you make of the assist level. You get three different levels of assistance, you even get a full throt...
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QOROS EBIQE
Chinese automotive manufacturing company Qoros have presented at the Geneva Motor Show their new futuristic electric bike, the Qoros eBIQE Concept. eBIQE is a mountain bike styled concept, perfect for commuting, leisurely rides or off-road adventures. Riders can choose from three cycling modes, pedaling with no assistance, pedaling with assistance from the electric motor, or choose motor-power only, allowing a top speed of 65 km/h (40 mph), and a range of 75-miles. ...
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