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Biologic Zorin Pump |
pump integrated into seat post
You ask many cyclists what they carry with them and they'll tell you a pump. It is a necessity when you have a flat tire. Especially important when you're low on air and there is no gasoline station near by.
The Biologic Zorin Pump takes care of that issue and the issue of carrying around a floor pump. |
$30 |
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Spare Inner Tube |
You should always carry a pump, patch kit, or extra INNER TUBE.
You never know when you're going to get a flat. Besides patching up the tube you can just replace it with a new one. They are cheap and easy to install. Get the right size however for the tire you are mounting it on. Also important to note is what valve you have. Presto or Schrader. |
$3 - $5
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Park Glueless Patch Kit GP-2 |
One of the necessities to bring on the road is a pump and PATCH KIT when in case you get a flat tire.
Park worked with 3M to produce a self adhesive tube patch that stretches, flexes, twists, and turns right along with the tube and they came up with the Park Glueless Patch Kit GP-2 . No messy glue, no bulky packaging. Lightly roughen tube with the included sandpaper, clean, apply patch, and you're ready to go.
Each pack comes with 6 patches with a small square of sandpaper. |
$2.49 |
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Hydrapak Borracho |
With all the accessoreis in the market what is the use if you have nothing to carry it in. A backpack or messenger bag is one of the most common ways to carry your gear and bike neccessities.
This bag is like any conventional backpack but it utilizes a water reservoir to keep hydrated on the road. A tube is attached to the water reservoir from within the bag that you drink water out of.
fluid capacity 100 fl.oz. / 3.0 l. |
$99.99 |
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Delta Metro Trunk Case |
- Detacheable Trunk Case that has attacheable shoulder straps that can be used as a carry on bag
- Quick removal with velcro buckle strap mounting
- Concealed rain cover to protect from the elements |
$69.99 |
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Delta Metro Trunk Case for laptops |
* Convenient document and computer bag is ideal cyclist's briefcase * Features stylish clamshell molded EVA foam design * Locking hooks for secure attachment to any bike rack * Right side orientation * Stitched in hideawway rain cover for protection against the elements * Easily accomodates laptop up to 11.5 x11.5" size * Shoulder strap included |
$69.99 |
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NASHBAR Commuter Garment Pannier |
- Pannier saddle rack bag that keeps your clothes from being wrinkled and ready for work. - Water-proof coating on bag - Attacheable should straps and hangs from any door |
$69.99 |
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Xtracycle FreeRadical (Full Kit) |
It's an additional chassis that you attach to your bike that extends your rear wheelbase that is made out of strong Chro-Moly. It holds "saddle-bags" attached to the two side racks and has a top deck used as a flat rack.
Full Kit Includes: * Chassis - Made of Cro-Moly Steel. TIG Welded * FreeLoaders - Waterproof, indestructible Hypalon/Balistic Nylon "saddle bags" * V-Rack - Hard-anodized aluminum 6061-6 tube frame that attaches to the chasis * Snap Deck - Marine grade plywood with built-in load, passenger, and surf capacity * Hardware - Front Attachment Plate, Bolts, French Nuts, Spacers for different dropouts, Chain Extension, New Brake and Derailleur cables, Avid Rollamagig, and a Heavy Duty Kickstand |
$399.99 |
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Chariot Cougar 1 |
This is one of the best-selling child transport systems Chariot sells. It is probably one of the best child bike trailers in the market.
- Multi-Function: bike child trailer, a jogging/rollerblading stroller, a regular baby stroller, or even a snow trailer (need to buy seperate ski attachments)
- "ezFold" design allows it to be stored away when not in use or in the car when on the go. Easy auto-locks much like quick-release allows it to compact down to size in minutes
- CAS suspension - Chariot Adjustable Suspension is a Leaf spring suspension that adjusts to the weight of the child for a smooth ride even on a not-so smooth path. |
$434.99 for Chariot
$49.99 for attachment to the bike |
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Garmin Edge 605 & 705
"bike friendly" GPS Units
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Lost in the city on your bike? It could happen. Now Garmin is introducing the GPS navigation boxes on your bike.
The 705 is the higher end model which includes what many bike electronics already has such as - automatic speed - distance, time - calories burned, altitude - climb, and descent tracking - review the recorded data.
The 605 has less features but both supposedly has a feature where you can "race" a ghost competitor on distance and time. It's like a time attack video game on your bike.
Oh yea did I mention it can navigate you through the streets. |
Coming out December 07
705 $499.99 - $699.99
605 $399.99 |
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iHome iH85 Bike Audio |
A new take on mobile audio...but on bikes!?
Attachess to your IPOD, wireless remote, and supposedly waterproof. A market that hasn't been ventured yet but cool idea nonetheless.
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Giant Citystorm and the Topeak Jango |
Forget buying all those accessories. These companies have integrated accessories already in the bike.
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Placycle floating bike storage |
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floating bike storage for public spaces purely a concept and an ingenious and nice solution but looks like one of those crazy human mining things from the Matrix. |
concept |
HuntCo Bike Pod |
simple bike storage with encasing to protect bike, already implemented in Chicago |
about $1500 for 4 units. |
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Biceberg Undergound storage solution !
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about $140-220K (based on capacity) |
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Freestanding Bike Lockers !
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ugly metal storage lockers for bikes |
$500 |
Bike Tree !
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! * * http://youtube.com/watch?v=OcSD5MsQuVo * Solar powered * Wireless network * Smart card technology * Automatic security camera activation * Fully visible storage * Ease of use * Small footprint * Small plaza footprint for maximum floor space * Aesthetically pleasing street furniture * Canopy display feature * Install or move in less than a day (3 to 6 hours) * Always available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week * Adaptable for inside parking * Modular form integrates in archictectural designs * Integrates into existing transportation network |
$100K |
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Cyclepod |
Cyclepod allows 8 bikes to be store vertically in a small 2 meter diameter. A lot full of these could accommodate almost an order of magnitude more people than with autos. The Cyclepod also lets you lock both the frame and the front wheel to prevent theft, something bike riders are always worried about. |
$1200 |
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Cycloc |
http://youtube.com/watch?v=OavtT0lCtUU
nifty design but lacks meaning, why not just lean the bike against the wall? then you dont get the little nook for putting your sweaty bike gloves, i get it. |
$88 |
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A-Bike |
-Weight : 5.5kg (12 pounds) and folds down to 67x30x16cm (26x12x6")
-Telescoping structure : reduces the apparent volume to about 25% in its collapsed state.
-Twin-chain system : enables the rider to move about 3.2m per crank rotation despite the bicycle's tiny (6") wheels.
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Strida |
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$879 |
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GoBike |
-The GoBike is made of aluminium, weighing in at about the 11 to 12 kg (24-26 lb) mark. It is said to ride and perform just like a full size bike, suiting riders from 142cm (4 ft 8 in) to 193cm (6 ft 4 in). As the pic indicates it can fold up to a tiny package fit inside a suitcase.
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Locust |
-Yanko Design concept, don't know if (and when) this bike will go into production |
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Lutz |
can be a cart for carrying luggage one minute and a bike the next.
Folded size:W450mm×D290mm×H930mm weight : 12.5kg
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$380 |
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the Jackknife was so named because of the way that it folds for easy handling in elevators and on public transportation. Another feature that makes this bike practical for commuting and riding around town is the hydraulic drive system, which stays clean and requires very little maintenance. As you can see, this design also incorporates several features that characterize the Cannondale brand such as oversized tubing, HeadShok front suspension, and a “lefty” monoblade fork. Although Cannondale currently has no plans to produce this design, you should expect to see it as a concept bike at trade shows around the world. |
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Suitcase Bike |
A bike can transform itself into a suitcase
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Bike E |
Bike E CT-Comfort Technology: Whether you ride for recreation, exercise, commuting or the occasional century, the CT is the perfect bike for the budget-minded cyclist.
BikeE E2 -BikeE Built for Two: Double your Fun on the BikeE Built for two. BikeE’s E2 tandem provides all the performance, comfort and fun of a recumbent, but it’s also the first mainstream tandem, recumbent or otherwise, to position the stoker with a full view of what’s ahead. |
$600(regular)
$850 (E2) |
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Lightning |
-Lightning was one of the first producers of SWB recumbents. They’ve been building bikes for going on 20 years now and being that the two primaries (Tim Brummer and his wife LeQuan) are actual rocket scientists, their bicycles are pretty well sorted out. Lightning owns a few World Records and is still the only major manufacturer to successfully market a fully faired recumbent. |
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Trice Q |
- The Trice Q is a great sports trike from ICE. Its frame is based on the world renowned Trice XL, one of the most popular trikes in the ICE stable. The Trice Q has been designed from the ground up to give you unbeatable value for money in a machine with rear suspension and the ability to fold and separate without tools as standard.
-The Trice Q is available in two track widths. Standard track is 31” (795 mm) wide, and narrow track is 27” (695 mm) wide. Standard track gives you loads of stability so you can really have some fun in the corners without worrying about shifting your weight. Narrow track sacrifices some of this stability to make it easier to get between bollards or through doorways. Which ever width you choose, it will come painted in sparkling candy apple red. This machine is a real head turner. |
$3000 |
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Bacchetta Corsa |
-A short wheelbase high racer |
$2200 |
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Velo Edge |
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Streamliner |
A streamliner is any vehicle that incorporated streamlining to produce a shape that provides less resistance to air.
Speed : 78 mph |
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Rikisha-Bike Taxi |
Bike taxi
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Trio Bike |
can be a stroller or bike or both
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$3000 | |
Treadmill Bike | more idiotic than it looks | $2019 | |
Mercedes Benz Carbon fiber bike | While this is their very first racing bike, the use of carbon fiber in vehicle shells isn't new to Mercedes-Benz—the McLaren Mercedes F1 cars of Kimi Raikkonen and Juan Pablo Montoya heavily incorporate it, and their SLR McLaren is the world's first production car with a body shell made entirely of it. The Carbon Bike weighs in at an amazingly light 8.3 kilograms, comes with components from famed Japanese manufacturer Shimano, limited edition of 1999 | $3665 | |
Oryx |
Made of carbon composite, the handlebars, stem and fork are all one piece, with the ergonomic seat post and saddle integrated into the frame. Handlebars connect to frame via a pivot, and the seat even has a hole in it to keep you cool while you work the pedals. The Y-frame shape means that the Oryx is shock-proof and keeps you in contact with the road at all time, and there is a one-sided fork and chain-stay. The crank is designed like a ring and mounted inside the frame on a couple of ball bearings, and the wheels detach from the bike at the push of a button, a useful time-saver for competitions. |
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Hydro-Cell Bike | It may look unassuming, but this bike by Shanghai pearl Hydrogen Cell co. is pretty revolutionary. Behind the seat is a hydrogen fuel cell. So not only do you get a nice little motor to help propel you 15 mph for up to 60 miles when you're sick of pedaling, but you can also be fully recharged in about a half hour. This beats the hell out of regular electric bikes, which typically clock in at around a 3-hour recharge time. While this bike won't be much help to you if there aren't any refueling stations in your area, if there are one or two you can always just pedal there if you run out of hydrogen. Much easier than if your hydrogen car runs out of fuel. |
$2600
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iZip |
The iZip is a hybrid electric bicycle from Currie Technologies with a small electric motor that amplifies your pedaling efforts. The motor is powered by a lithium-ion battery, which is rechargeable. On high-power turbo mode, one charge will keep you freewheeling for up to 31 miles. There are two modes: standard and economy, which gives you up to 56 miles of aided biking before you're on your own again. The iZip has also got a 27-speed Shimano drive-train and RockShox forks but, as yet, no price tag. |
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3G The Stepper | http://www.3gstepper.com/index1.htm | $649 |
1.2 Consumer Analysis – The following methodology is a cumulative process that provides the team with a comprehensive view of the existing consumer base.
- We will draft (1) 5-7 minute questionnaire; with the purpose of determining key drivers like existing problems, optimal price-point, user-group lifestyles, motivations and awareness of expansion & community involvement
- 2-3 members of our team will set out and collect data from locations related to suspected target groups (ie. Bike shops, colleges, Shopping centers, cta platform commuters, etc.)
- We will utilize all research data available to us from the Chicagoland Bike Federation.
- 2-3 members of the team will spend one week as a 100% cycle commuter. During this time the team members will keep a detailed photographic and written journal of their morning preparation ritual, items carried at all times of the day, weather, traffic issues, distance traveled, etc.
- At the end of the week, each member will compile this information, along with maps, photos, etc. and present it to the group for analysis.
- Our team's most experienced rider will wear a helmet cam while tailing Chicago cyclists of varying experience levels. The team will select 2-5 individuals for this shadowing observation.
- Our team will then review these videos and note possible design opportunities.
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