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'Digi-Bike,' A Darling Contraption to Help Stop Brit Crime

The town of Dudley in West Midlands, England has just deployed a crime-fighting vehicle that's more cute than it is fearsome. According to the BBC, after a "slight increase" in the number of robberies since April, the Dudley Bobbies decided that a pedal-powered contraption in the shape of a giant, sideways apostrophe would help make civilians more protective of their valuables. The 'Digi-Bike,' as ...

'Precious' Bike Blazes Across U.S., Tweets About It With British Smugness

If you had to choose one bike to ride across the continental U.S., you probably wouldn't choose one named 'Precious.' The moniker doesn't exactly ooze the kind of fearless aggression you'd expect from your riding partner, and, in recent years, it's become more synonymous with slow-moving behemoths than swift speed machines. One 'bike with a brain,' however, is out to debunk all of our ...

'Velosynth' Brings Synthesized Music, Non-Stop Party to Your Bike

Let's face it. Casually riding your bike around on a calm, summery afternoon might be a pleasant experience. But wouldn't it be a whole lot more pleasant if you could pedal around town and produce seizure-inducing synthesized music at the same time? With a device called the Velosynth, you can. As explained in this slightly annoying demo video from the creators at EFFALO, the Velosynth "allows ...

Gyrowheel Could Make Training Wheels Obsolete

Training wheels can be a significant source of embarrassment for anyone that's learning how to ride a bicycle. The company Gyrobike is seeking to eliminate that humiliation, though, with its incredible 'Gyrowheel,' which it demonstrated at the 2009 Interbike convention (video after the break). The 'Gyrowheel' houses an independent disk, which, when spinning, stabilizes the bike even if nobody is ...

Montreal Public Bike System Uses Web and Radio-Controlled Tags

There are all sorts of ways to deal with rising gas prices and public transportation needs, and Montreal is getting in the game with what they're calling the Public Bike System. Utilizing a central inventory and check-out Web site, solar-powered docking stations, and high-tech RFID-tagged aluminum bikes, the system is a gadget-maxed project that could be amazing or turn into a complete theft ...