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Revenge For Bicyclists: Handlebar Key Plugs

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Are you a bicyclist that's tired of being cut off and hit by cars? Well get a pair of these handlebar key plugs and you can at least deface the perpetrator's car in the process of getting run over.

These modified handlebar plugs speak to the disgruntled urban cyclist. By retro-fitting stock parts with up-cycled keys, bikers can now find satisfaction with close encounters. This concept puts a new twist on the timeless tradition of car-keying revenge. By Matt Braun and Jared Delorenzo.

They cost $5 for a set of two and fit snugly into regular handlebars and assholes. But in all honesty, if I catch you keying my car I can and will kill you. I'm serious -- if you don't like the way I drive, stay off the sidewalk.

Hit the jump for a couple more shots.

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Bikers Revenge [therecordplayer]

Thanks to Matt, whose bicycle comes complete with oil slick, magic missiles, and rotating tire poppers. Oh shit, and baseball cards in the spokes.

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