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Vanhulsteijn Bikes

How cool is this ride? Vanhulsteijn bikes are all handmade from stainless steel in Holland, the bikes are custom built according to your height, as well as your "innerleg" measure. You can also choose from several Gear options. The most notable feature has to be it´s atypical and unique frame, leaving the saddle almost floating and allowing you to easily carry the bike over your shoulder. [scouted by: Wieland Vernooij]



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BUZZRAW ELECTRIC CRUISER - Image

BUZZRAW ELECTRIC CRUISER

Coast Cycles have introduced an electrified version of their awesome little cruiser. The Buzzraw is an electric urban cruiser inspired by american mini-bikes from the 1970s, and features an extra-long saddle with room to fit another passenger, if you want some company during your commute. The e-bike includes chunky three-inch rubber tires (you can choose slick or knobby) that roll over anything with ease, and is available in a variety of options, from the entry leve...
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Bike Commuter Gear Picks

The monthly edit for riders who use their bike as transport, not just sport. This month covers unique bike gear that works across the commute, the weekend ride, and the days when both happen before lunch. Twelve picks spanning protection, navigation, tools, and the accessories that make daily riding feel less like a compromise and more like a system....
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Jeep E-Bike

Meet the first Jeep on two wheels, the perfect companion for your offroad adventures. The all-new Jeep e-Bike is powered by QuietKat and is equipped with a 750w BAFANG M620 electric motor that generates an impressive 160nm of torque ( 3 times as powerful as most commuter e-bikes on the market). There is also a 1.5 kWh battery that will give you up to 40 miles of range, with enough power to overcome nearly any obstacle you will come across. The new e-fatbike...
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