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Wooden Bike | By Waldmeister | Image

Wooden Bike | By Waldmeister
Produced in Freiburg, Germany at Waldmeister, this amazing bike was originaly a concept built by designer Marcus Wallenberg Meyer, in even won the prestigious "Brand New Award" at ISPO. The prototype was so succesful, it is now in production in a limited edition. It features a wooden frame, with fork and wheels of carbon, and truvativ crank, stem, and handlebars.



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COWBOY ELECTRIC BICYCLE - Image

COWBOY ELECTRIC BICYCLE
Bicycle commuters rejoice! The Cowboy Electric Bicycle features a stealthy look and an array of mighty impressive design features that will make your travel commute a breeze. The sleek and powerful e-bike is equipped with a 252 WH, key-secured battery, hidden in the seatpost, offering up to 30 miles of unassisted range from a 2.5 hour charge time. The intelligent speed and torque sensors kick in the motor-assistance system for when you need a boost. Weig...
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SHOCKSTOP SEATPOST
Philadelphia based RedShift Sports has released the ShockStop Seatpost, an adjustable-stiffness suspension seatpost that smooths out your bicycle ride. Simply replace the existing rigid seatpost on your bike with the ShockStop for an adjustable-stiffness suspension seatpost which will effortlessly smooth out your ride. The innovative device lets you ride faster and more efficiently by keeping you stable and allowing the bike to absorb rough terrain. watch the video ...
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PICYCLE ELECTRIC BIKE | BY PI MOBILITY - Image

PICYCLE ELECTRIC BIKE | BY PI MOBILITY
The PiCycle is not simply a motorized bicycle, it is a new hybrid electric bicycle, an eco-bike, with a propulsion system that can be used by pedaling or by a motor. Unlike other electric bicycles, which are usually charged on a common electrical outlet, the PiCycle uses human power, when riding you charge the battery in a sustainable manner....
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