Admit it, you kinda loved slap bracelets. They were addictive and only occasionally left a searing cut in your arm. Well, take that idea and apply it to something a little more useful than a neon colored accessory, and you have the Plume Recoiling Mudguard. Plume is a bicycle mudguard that easily recoils when you don't want to use it. It's sleek (unlike most mudguards) so it won't kill the look of your fixie and can even be extended or pulled back while you're riding. It's a clever solution to an annoying problem for anyone who rides through wet streets on their two-wheeler.
It’s a fact, we all love/need our smartphones. No longer just for phone calls, they're an integral part of a connected lifestyle. And while most new cars have either iPhone or Bluetooth connectivity, what we really want is a 500 horsepower docking station on wheels. Making its debut at the Shanghai Auto Show is the ... continue reading
For a no-frills flask that's perfect to toss in your bag when you're out camping or exploring, turn to Stanley. The classic brand has been crafting solid, well-made food and drink gear since 1913. Their latest flask is the first in the Adventure Series which is aimed at being both essential and rugged. With more grip ... continue reading
Based on the line at Rita's and the shortening of dresses, it appears nice weather is on the way. That means it's time to break out your single-speed and start saving on gas. While you're at it, might want to get prepared for any snags you may hit along the way with this Bike Tool from Victorinox. The latest edition ... continue reading
Any great new invention inspires consumers to say, "Why didn't I think of that?" That's pretty much the case with these Indicator Bike Signal Lights. Seeing as how using hand signals while on a busy roadway is both tricky and goofy looking, these bicycle grips have built-in turn signals. The lights are controlled with ... continue reading
If you're looking for ways to store your bike that don't include propping it up on a kickstand in your filthy garage, you've certainly got plenty of options (here are a few). If you want another option to consider after you've removed that kickstand cause you're a grown ass man, there's the Make Bike Rack. The wall-mounted ... continue reading
Taking your eyes off the road to resecure your water bottle while riding your two-wheeler can be dangerous. Is a mouthful of water or XXX Vitamin Water worth running into the back of a Volvo? The Koala Bottle system is a safer way to consume some electrolytes while riding. The bottle magnetically attaches to the holster ... continue reading
If your commute involves hopping on a bike and dodging cabbies, you know you'll need a few accessories for your ride. Perhaps none is more important than some sort of multitool or bike tool set (helmet would be a good bet too). Our new favorite solution to our bike fixing needs are Fix It Sticks. Besides being lightweight ... continue reading
If you're a city dweller whose main mode of transportation is a two-wheeler, you have a plethora of storage options for that ride of yours. Over the last few months, tons of smartly designed indoor bike storage solutions have hit the market. While most are fairly similar, the Trophy: Deer and the Trophy: Bull are not. ... continue reading
Whenever you forget your bike lock, you have to deal with that awkward dash into the store. The one where you run in and forget half the stuff you need because you're thinking about whether your bike is getting jacked. The InterLock is a smart way to avoid this from ever happening. By storing your lock in the tubing ... continue reading
For us, motorcycles have always been about more than doing 150mph down an open road. That's definitely part of it, but there's also a lot to be said about the sense of freedom and connection with the road you get when you're on a lighter bike or a cafe racer that probably can't push the speedo past 70mph. Janus Motorcycles ... continue reading
Revolights are about to Tron-ify your bike. The unique lighting system for your fixie features two rings of LEDs that attach to your wheels and provide you with a totally improved riding experience. Not only does it increase your visibility, but the front lights project out in front of you to improve your view and ... continue reading
Remember the good old days, when your precious bike wasn't bent in half by a flung open car door? Sure the wounds hurt, but losing your two-wheeled partner in crime is what really stung the most, right? (Except for the broken tibia, that was bad.) Thanks to Bicycle Taxidermy, you can remember your old friend every ... continue reading
What's the difference between a good party guest and the person who never gets invited back? One of them brought booze. Unless you want to be a social pariah, you need to show up to these grown-up gatherings with booze in tow. If you plan on getting there with two wheeled pedal power, that's easier said that done. ... continue reading
We love riding. We love our bike. We hate, and will probably continue to hate, our bike lights. They don't properly illuminate the road. The batteries die. The flashing is so annoying it turns you into a bullseye for cars and gives you a migraine at the same time. Most frequently, they get forgotten and/or stolen. ... continue reading
We've always been fans of stripping (you could just put a period right there) away extra parts and excess bulk when it comes to the products we love. So when it comes to bike lighting, why have a clip-on LED when you could have your lights built right into the seat post? The LightSkin seat post from Epic Bike has a handful of ... continue reading