Everything you need to keep your Burner Brake securely in place while you ride, including on aero seat-posts.

The Mandolin Slicer with three interchangeable blades ensures precise, uniform cuts, saving time and effort.

A saddle bracket that can be used to neatly fix a light under the saddle.

Standard 9 speed chain for the tokyobike Sport model.

Half an inch wide, this micro version of the time tested tie-down offers the same versatility in an even smaller package.

The Drop Handlebar offers a traditional shape with a 75mm reach and a 125mm drop, giving greater comfort no matter where you grip the bar.

Seatpost (SP-248D) for our standard tokyobike Single Speed models.

Replacement 8 Speed Rear Derailleur Claris for the tokyobike CS model.

A shallow front basket suitable for most bicycles and available in powder-coated black or zinc-coated silver.

An essential tool in Japanese kitchens, the Oroshigane (“grating metal”) Grater cuts more finely than typical Western graters, retaining the texture and flavour of the food.

Featuring a lid with an integrated strainer, this neatly designed, glass teapot allows room for any size of loose-leaf tea.

Aluminium clips, originally designed as clothes pegs in the 1940s, but equally useful around the kitchen for closing food bags or in the office for keeping loose papers tidy.

Suri-kogi and Suri-bachi are a traditional Japanese pestle and mortar, commonly used for grinding sesame seeds and spices, as well as being used to make a fine paste or dressing.

Standard wheel that came fitted to the original 650C Single Speed model.

A playful utility knife designed by Toru Yamashita and forged by hand from a high carbon steel with a black finish.

These grips come as standard on the tokyobike Mono and the current Bisou models.

The classic 139 basket but in a half-height version specially made by WALD in collaboration with Blue Lug Tokyo.

Following on that enduring bestseller, 'A Dictionary of Color Combinations' Vol. 2 brings back two more works by Wada published in 1935–1936 and 1938, respectively.

Standard 5-arm crankset for the tokyobike CS model.

Timeless bandana by blending Western tradition with Japanese textile artistry

The Earth Saver Soap Rest is made from Japanese Hinoki wood, the tapered form’s finely ridged surface keeps the soap from slipping off and aids in drainage.

A butter dish, designed by Noda Horo and made from enamel with a cherry wood lid.

Leisurely summer rides can be punctuated with stops at your favourite cafe or watering hole and if you want to have the option to take-away, then this new porter rack from Pep Cycles is the perfect solution.

Standard pedals for Sport model.