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Victorinox Swiss Army Bike Tool
The Victorinox Swiss Army Bike Tool Kit is an essential item for cyclists. The small, handy and robust tool weights only 98 grams and features 8 bits for the most common types of screws found on any bicycle. The rounded edges protect against injuries from falls and it fits perfectly in any bag.



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HAMMERHEAD | BIKE NAVIGATION SYSTEM - Image

HAMMERHEAD | BIKE NAVIGATION SYSTEM
Hammerhead is a new bike navigation system that guides you to your destination while not distracting you with text, small graphics or the need for headphones. The sleek device attaches to your bike and wirelessly connects to the included app on your smartphone, it will then guide you to your destination by lighting up turn signals, and other visual information. You can even set your preferences like hills, distance, scenery or difficulty for a different ride experie...
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Ampler Curt E-Bike - Image

Ampler Curt E-Bike
For bicyclers, having an e-bike for the daily commute is a blessing. Ampler Curt is a fast-moving and bold city charger that is stripped of all excess, only keeping that which is key to a fierce ride. The stiff frame, full-carbon fork and straight handlebars give Curt an athletic look and keep the weight down to just 13.5 kg. Combined with a sporty geometry, the ride feels firm and highly responsive. The bike can be equipped with a choice of 10-speed con...
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WOODEN BIKE HANDLEBARS | BY F&Y - Image

WOODEN BIKE HANDLEBARS | BY F&Y
"Les Classiques" is a collection of beautifully carved wooden handlebars by design studio F&Y. The Canadian studio is ran by Frédérique Beaubien and Yannic Ryan, they have a huge passion for woodwork and bike rides. Each handlebar is individually handcrafted and made from wood, aluminum and brass. Stylish accessory giving your ride a timeless look. via...
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