The Top Gear Festival in Australia didn’t just have a silly slow race, it also had the opposite. Red Bull drivers Mark Webber, Jamie Whincup and Casey Stoner pit their respective rides in an extremely unfair but also very fun “race.”

The Schiller X1 has two propellers that are steered with the handlebars, eliminating the need for a rudder. It can be assembled and disassembled in 10 minutes and can fit in most vehicle bike racks and trunks. Video here.

The Yerka Project aims to create a bicycle where the frame and seatpost work together to form a giant lock, making it virtually impossible to walk off with it, and eliminating the need to carry a U-Lock, chain or cable.

YouTuber Kruszon1984 shares this one-in-a-million accident between a motorcyclist and a car, whose driver swerved right into the biker’s path. Thankfully, the car turned out to be both friend and foe. Skip to 0:15.

Brooks England’s MT21 multitool has allen keys, Torx heads, screwdrivers, spoke wrenches, a chain tool, a bottle opener, a saddle spanner and a knife. Its leather case comes in black, brown or ochre. Also available here and here.

Made by Andreas Bhend, Miilo is an extendable children’s bicycle. It starts out as a trainer bike, but you can upgrade it to a fixed gear bicycle using most of its existing parts to adapt to a child’s growth.

(NSFW: Language) Mountain biker Claudio Caluori is back with another POV video. This time he gives us a breakneck tour of the UCI Mountain Bike World Cup course at the Mont-Sainte-Anne ski resort in Canada.

At the Australian leg of the Top Gear Festival, pro bike riders competed using the Honda CT110, an 8hp 105cc clutchless motorcycle used by Aussie postmen or “posties.” It’s like watching F1 racers in lawnmowers.

Extreme sport junkie Brad O’Neil combined two daring stunts in one, jumping his dirt bike high into the air over a lake off a 60-foot-high ramp, then pulling his parachute as he hits the apex of his jump.

A bicycle with an adjustable carbon fiber frame. You can change its length as well as the angle of its front fork and seat tube to get the most comfortable ride. An app will help you figure out the right adjustments based on your body.

Mybelll’s speaker can blast out sounds up to 105dB, or about twice as loud as a typical metal bell. You can customize its horn by importing your own audio files. Its built-in 110 lumen LED lights are customizable as well.

A simple and smartly-designed wall shelf that holds a single bicycle by its seat, and provides storage space for your helmet and other small accessories. Recently funded via Kickstarter, we hope to see it in production soon.

This sturdy leather bike accessory from Walnut Studiolo makes it easier to carry your bicycle lowering its center of gravity and allowing you to maintain a straight arm. It straps above the derailleur and below most water bottles.

Mountain biker Claudio Caluori takes us on a thrilling POV bike ride through the Scottish countryside, hitting insane speeds and grabbing air a few times along the way. The part in between the trees is downright nuts.

Yep, that’s a man riding a mountain bike on top of a bridge. Italian free riding legend Vittorio Brumotti paid homage to Martyn Ashton’s Road Bike Party stunt videos with this spine-tingling cycling exhibition.

The Jyrobike is a children’s bicycle with an adjustable electronic balancing system. It stays upright even if no one’s on it. You can also just get the 12″ or 16″ wheel with a built-in control hub to convert existing bikes.

The muscle car of electric bikes, the aluminum-framed Outlaw SS can ride at up 28mph, thanks to its powerful 750-watt direct drive motor. We’ve ridden one and were grinning from ear to ear at top speed. More here.

Mountain bikes with 29″ wheels can take on any terrain, but critics say they’re not good for tackling corners. Specialized Bikes and freerider Matt Hunter say otherwise. Do it on a sidewalk!

The AnalogOne.One is an elegant handcrafted bicycle from artist Mike Pecsok. Each one is made from the wood of your choice. With a Gates CDX belt drive and Schwalbe Big Apple tires, it’s the most beautiful city bike we’ve seen.

If you’ve got to transport a motorcycle on the back of a truck, you’d think you’d just wheel it on up there and strap it down. But Australian trials rider Jack Field does it with a bit more flair, as he showboats in this brief Instagram video.

With a carbon fiber monocoque body, the Leoas bike sounds more like a supercar than an electric bike. Topping out at an ample 28mph, the bike has built in LED lighting and carbon fiber for the handlebar. Also available in white.

Fietsklik adds storage compartments to bicycles using its modular system. It has a base that attaches to bicycle rear racks, on which you can attach Fietsklik’s crate, messenger bag, shopping bag, laptop bag or child seat.

A clip-on cup holder that attaches to bicycle handlebars. Switch between the two rings depending on the size of your cup. You’ll still need to use a lid though. It also comes with a cube to help flatten it for storage.