Bicycles
Human-powered transport just keeps on getting more efficient and more versatile. Read on for the latest news on two-wheels.
September 04, 2019
CeramicSpeed's DrivEn pinion-style shaft-drive system now has the ability to shift between gears, bringing it much closer to real-world usability.
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The newly-updated Swytch is claimed to be the world's lightest and smallest e-bike conversion kit. -
The just-announced Dart tool, made by Stan's NoTubes, is designed to better-fix larger punctures in mountain bike tires.
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The Tricksy is designed to serve as both a cargo trike and a shopping cart.
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Bicycle seats are relatively easy to steal, which is where the user-removable SeatyGo comes in.
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In the battle of the uber-practical half-e-bike, half-moped urban getabout, Juiced Bikes has fired its latest salvo: the Scorpion.
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Karmic's Oslo e-bike looks futuristic, and has just hit Kickstarter.
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The Sivrac e-bike can be folded for transit in one second, features a removable battery, touch-activated rear light and six-speed transmission.
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Bicycles can be awkward to store and to carry on public transit, which is part of the reason that Japan's Outre developed its bizarre new One Point Five.
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It's getting increasingly common for cars to have both dash-mounted and rear cameras – so why shouldn't bike helmets get in on the action?
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Gocycle will debut the GXi at the 2019 Cycle Show this week. It features a frame-integrated battery, auto-inspired lights, and folds in 10 seconds.
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Why carry a multitool if you can "offload" it into the bike? That's the thinking behind the new Stash Multi-Tool, which sits inside the steer tube.
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Pocket Pedals are designed to bridge the gap between clipless and platform pedals, temporarily converting the one to the other.
