This Light Mount fits your Rindow Bullet Light to both front or rear eyelets and can be used with the stainless stays (sold separately) to mount the lights to the front or rear brake callipers.

Light Stay for Koma and Rindow Bullet Lights. Stay comes in two different shapes. Straight shape gives you height for the light, bent has closer distance to the bike.

Slightly wider than the standard tyres that come fitted to tokyobike CS and Bisou models - perfect for customising your bike.

KAI Little Chef Club Kids Knife is a kitchen knife specially designed for kids use.

Everyone remembers their first bike. Even more so when it's a 'little tokyobike'. All the same attention to detail and simple functional design as the grown up version but shrunk to perfection.

This Nitto Logo T-Shirt, crafted in cotton, comes printed with ‘Nitto’ branding to the front.

'Logos from Japan' contains a selection of symbols and logos from this beguiling country.

The Long Titanium Spork combines lightweight convenience and durability, perfect for a range of activities.

Named after another Nitto handlebar called Bosco (B602F), this is a lower-rise version, appropriately named Losco.

Lost Lanes North: 36 Glorious bike rides in Yorkshire, the Lake District, Northumberland and northern England by Jack Thurston.

Lost Lanes: 36 Glorious Bike Rides in Southern England by Jack Thurston.

Lost Lanes Wales: 36 Glorious Bike Rides in Wales and the Borders by Jack Thurston.

Lost Lanes West: 36 Glorious bike rides in Devon, Cornwall, Dorset, Somerset and Wiltshire by Jack Thurston.

The Lucano Step Stool is a stylish, practical, lightweight stool that can be used as a low chair, footstool, or a step-up for high shelves.

Meow Meow. No bike should be without one.

A collection of approximately 550 canned food labels, primarily from goods produced for export, from as early as 1877 and continuing through to the late 1920s.

Made from thick, indigo dyed cotton canvas, this durable apron features the traditional fringed bottom and two side pockets.

Inspired by legendary “Maguro Socks” worn by tuna fishermen in harsh, icy conditions, these thick, ultra-warm, socks have been revived and updated by SAGYO after production was discontinued many years ago.

Standard issue in Japan, where these are considered the every day, go-to choice for pruning.

Topology by Makoto Terashita and Harold Land, originally released in 1983 on the cult Aketa’s Disk label, documents a compelling collaboration between a young Japanese pianist and an elder American statesman of jazz.

The debut album from pianist Masao Nakajima. Recorded in 1979 on Yupiteru Records, it’s an elusive beast in the field of J Jazz and balances delicate and refined playing with power and vigour.

The MKS Stream Pedals in all black are double sided and toe-clip compatible.

A deep cleaning polish and glaze, Mayo Jaune is designed to remove those small, light marks and leave a polished, clean finish.

This spoon features measuring lines for accuracy and a handle for hanging.