
Finally, An Ingenious Bicycle Tire Repair Kit That Lets You Fix-And-Go
the risk of having a punctured tires on a bicycle is as much as any tire-running vehicles, but like motorcycles (excluding the vintage Vespa, naturally), […]

the risk of having a punctured tires on a bicycle is as much as any tire-running vehicles, but like motorcycles (excluding the vintage Vespa, naturally), […]

do you like bananas? correction. we should ask ‘do you LOVE bananas?’ well, if you have great admiration for this potassium-loaded fruit and has the need to do the a banana a day, keep the energy going thing, here’s a Banana Holder (more like holster, actually) from Etsy seller Biken that lets you carry a single banana in…

fat bikes are cool. they are the latest in the world of off-road biking, cutting through snow and mud with relative ease, but though so, the drivetrain is almost always the stumbling block. you know how it is like with off-road bikes; crud and stuff tends to get to the drivetrain, which could potentially disable the bike, if…

while bicycle may not have an ignition to warrant the need to go keyless, it does, however, requires a lock that often need a key. so since keyless is kind of the in thing these days, it is a matter of bicycle lock goes keyless and the BitLock you see here, is the first to stake the claim as the world’s first keyless bike lock.

navigation on bicycle has never been easy, at least not without risks. seriously, are you really going to squint over a digital map whilst pedaling? perhaps stopping by the roadside would be a better idea, or you could bang your navigation needs on the Hammerhead Navigation. instead of digital display, turn-by-turn

are there anyone other than us who thinks the current bicycle helmets looks a little too odd? well, if you are on the same page as us and think you have been putting up with that oddities for all your cycling life, then the Bern Allston Bicycle Helmet might have the much needed reprieve you need. for starter, this bicycle helmet ain’t your typical pointy stuff that

if you are a serious cyclist, chances are you won’t settle for the second best ride when traveling and hence the need to bring you trusty bike with you – wherever you go. but that won’t be easy task, unless you are willing to put down good money for a custom case. Thule, the Swedish name for all-thing automotive storage

most of us love pedaling our trusty bikes, but there are times where we just yearn to cruise around without having to do the legworks. and for that, we thought the Rubbee Electric Drive for Bicycles might just be the perfect solution. it is the simplest electric drive conversion we have seen to date. there’s no need to deal with messy sprocket dissecting or whatsoever

unlike vintage bicycles, contemporary two-wheel pedal-powered rides look best without fenders (aka mudguards) and naturally, comes without any. on a dry day, that doesn’t seem like a huge issue, but when the weather gets wet, that’s when you will have back full of problem – literally. any cyclist knows this:

night cycling has its inherent risk but the Monkey Light Pro Bicycle Wheel Display System by MonkeyLectric will make sure you will always be visible, very visible at all times and having fun while doing so. or was it the other way round? so what exactly is the

we just can’t enough of cool products and speaking of which, if we were avid cyclists, the Victorinox Swiss Army Bike Tool would be our tool of choice when we pull out our bike out of its hibernation this spring to hit the road. having handy bike tools along with you is a necessity, not an options cos’ you may never know when or where you will need to pull over and