14 Bike Co’s concept bicycle with Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 mount

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If for whatever reason you thought it would be a good idea to ride a bicycle with your Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 tucked between your legs, this custom made bicycle from 14 Bike Co could be just what you’re looking for! In essence it’s your typical road bicycle, and while specifications for the bicycle itself is unknown, the mount itself has been made out of carbon fiber and reportedly only weighs 125g.

It hangs underneath the main crossbar and aligns itself with the frame of the bicycle, which means that your legs should not be able to come into contact with it, accidentally knocking it off during your ride. Granted that this could be an interesting way of carrying your Galaxy Tab 10.1 around with you, according to 14 Bike Co, it can be used with a variety of Android apps to record mileage, plan your routes, download repair instructions and etc.

If you’re an avid cyclist who owns a Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 and this sounds like it could be something you’d be interested in, the bike is unfortunately a concept at the moment, but it seems that if you contact them directly, they will build one for you, which is not surprising considering that their trade is in custom-built bicycles.

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Brompton unveils their foldable electric bicycle

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Foldable electric bikes aren’t exactly new, but if you’re looking for an alternative to all the models that are currently available, Brompton has just unveiled their very own foldable electric bicycle, a project that the company has apparently been working on in secret for the past several months.

If you’re a fan of Brompton’s bicycles, you may have subscribed to their newsletter and it appears that in the past several months, Brompton has been teasing their newsletter subscribers about a certain project that they have mysteriously dubbed “Project X”. Each newsletter apparently contained a storyline about “Project X” which we’re guessing was designed to build suspense and anticipation.

The project has finally been revealed and while speculation has led to a possible fully titanium bicycle or a carbon fibre folding bike, it turned out to be an electric folding bike which has been given the moniker, the eBrompton. No pictures are available yet (the one above is just Brompton’s regular folding bicycle) and details are scare at the moment. All Brompton has opted to say at this point is that it will sport a “powerful electric motor” that will “outperform its peers”.

The eBrompton is expected to be rolled out first in the UK and Germany come 2012, followed up by a worldwide release in 2013.

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