The LITELOK X1 bicycle U-lock delivers resistance to angle grinders at a more affordable price. We tried to cut it ourselves for this review.

There’s an obvious problem with this idea, though: how, exactly does a robotic bicycle stand upright? His solution to balancing the bicycle was a reaction wheel that keeps the bicycle upright at ...

The wheel lock that came with the bike and two fancy Abus locks that together cost more than I have paid for entire bikes, and yet I know any jerk with a $60 cordless angle grinder can get through ...

1. Moulton Introduced back in 1962 the Moulton was arguably the earliest commercially produced small wheel bicycle. It was also one of the the first such bikes to offer front and rear suspension.

The standard model costs $1,099, yes, but it doesn’t come with a kickstand, fenders, wheel lock, front basket or rear rack. If you want any of these parts, you’ll need to buy them separately.

[Liebregts] is working on a trike design, and needed a pair of wheels to go up front. Regular bicycle wheels wouldn’t do, as they’re not designed to work with a single-sided support. Th… ...

The new Swytch Kit, which will replace the current version with the same name, consists of a bicycle front wheel with a 250-watt hub motor, a cadence-sensing motor controller, and a Lithium-ion ...

This new design at LEGO Submissions isn't just a miniature replica bicycle, it's a fully functioning, totally tricked out working bike.