Its’ time to give a boot to battery powered bicycle lighting systems with the coming of Klasp. Designer Zach Adams has designed a kinetically powered small device to power your bicycle’s lighting system. Made form REN composites and loaded with guts from a windup flashlight, the Klasp is powered by a kinetic generator. The semi permanent device is mounted on the bicycle head tube which prevents it from theft and also keeps away from rider’s way.
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