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Most bicycles come with a clip on the frame to hold your water bottle but they don’t give you a spot to hold your bike lock. The Küat Bottle Lock combines the two into one to make it easier to take your lock with you. Inside that faux water bottle is a … read more on Water Bottle Bike Lock…
I’ve got a bike, you can ride it if you like. It’s got a basket, a bell that rings and things to make it look good. My bicycle (which I borrowed and thus cannot give to you) has a special Record Your Own Bicycle Bell that lets me record up to 20 … read more on Record Your Own Bicycle Bell…
The mountain bike goes electric! The Hanebrink All Terrain Electric Bicycle goes from deserts to snow to pavement to dirt to hills- anywhere. This is a serious and fun bicycle- look at those fat tires. The bike has an integrated lithium-ion battery to give you one hour of assisted pedaling from … read more on Hanebrink All Terrain Electric Mountain Bike…  A well equipped thief can get through almost any bicycle lock you put on your bike. Unless your bike was hanging 20 feet up in the air on a pole! A German company has created a sort of pole collar- a mechanized ring that clamps around a pole. You hook your bicycle on ... read more on Pole Climbing Bicycle Lock...  I’m a cowboy. On a steel horse I ride. And I’m wanted (wanted). Dead or alive. Turn your bicycle into a horse with this simple add-on wooden kit called “horsey”. Soundtrack by Bon Jovi not included. Cool stuff but I’m holding out for the Liger, Zorse, Beefalo, or Wholfin ... read more on Horse Bicycle...  The Monsterbike certainly doesn’t look like the easiest thing in the world to pedal but clearly speed is not what they’re going for this. It’s a “regular” pennyfarthing bicycle (you know, those old timey ones with the giant wheel in front and small wheels in the back) taken to the extreme by attaching ... read more on Bicycle with a Monster Truck Wheel...  Learning to ride a bicycle is something almost every kid went through and chances are you learned with a pair of training wheels. And once you got good on the training wheels, you would take them off and basically learn to ride again. Because training wheels don’t really “train” you, they just convert ... read more on Gyroscopic Bicycle Wheels Eliminate the Need for Training Wheels...  Bicycles that fold or collapse are usually constrained in size by their largest parts- the wheels. So in creating a design for a bicycle wheel that can fold up compactly, Victor Aleman has created a concept for what could be one of the smallest full sized collapsible bikes ever. Look at his design ... read more on Folding Wheels on a Collapsible Bicycle Concept... |   | ||||
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