​<a href="https://dornob.com/golo-solar-powered-bike-camper-makes-cycling-trips-a-lot-comfier/">Dornob</a> introduces us to the <a href="https://golo.bike/" class="on">GoLo</a> GoCamp, a bike camper designed in the Netherlands (of course). It has a 1000 watt-hour battery along with a pedal-assist motor that gives it a range of 31 miles on a single charge. It charges with the 400 watt solar cells mounted on the roof and walls.

It fits only one person, but that one person can travel in style with a fold-out table and interior seating and shelving.

It sleeps a full Dutchman and provides outlets for USB, 12 volt, and 220 volt power, as well as electrical lights.

The camping module slides off, turning the rear into a wagon so that you visit the market and resupply your needs on your camping adventures.#SolarEnergy #bicycles #bicyclecamping

This Is a Solar-Powered Bicycle Camper

The smart bicyclist communicates where s/he is going because the stakes are so high. Cars are hard and bicyclists are squishy. There are a wide variety of turn signals available, but what makes Shield notable is that its completely hands-free operation. The rider can continue with both hands on the bars. Just turning the head (or, rather, the helmet) does the work. The primary challenge, I think, is having the option to look around without accidentally signaling a turn.This is one of <a href="https://www.core77.com/posts/111210/Best-Bicycle-Concepts-Developments-and-Accessories-of-2021">many bicycle design innovations</a>&nbsp;of the past year rounded up by Rain Noe of Core77. Others include heated handlebar inserts, a bike with a built-in workbench, and a bike with sawblades for wheels.#bicycles