Buying a bicycle is basically opening yourself up to a whole new world of accessories and gadgets that you may or may not need. Your perfectly functioning saddle looks tired and worn out once you’ve seen that old school tan leather number. Of course, you can’t have a new saddle without matching grips, pedestrians will point and laugh. Now, where are you going to put all your repair tools? In a limited edition leather kit bag of course. Well, if you find yourself unable to pay rent, your bike looking more impressive then your own home, then save yourself some cash with these smart affordable  lights from Swedish company Bookman. Three flash patterns, they clip over your handlebars with an elastic pull and come in a range of lego inspired colours. Find them at Bookman.

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Erik Schedin does his best to carry some of the more interesting of products. Take for example the first set of items that came into his shop last year as part of the “Simple Things” series. In the latest go around, Schedin ads in a simple black hat, an Acme whistle, and these Japan on Danner Light Boots. The full grain leather boot is finished in tan with a men.style friendly black sole with Gore-tex lining.

Usually we would not report about Italian designer Roberto Cavalli. His mens collections are not really our style. Nevertheless we have to give it to him for designing some pretty sexy Coca-Cola Light bottles for the Italian market.

"For Fall 2008, the chic’est bevvy on the block will undoubtedly be Coke Light in bottles designed by Cavalli. The limited run of 300,000 bottles will be distributed exclusively in Italy from September through December. "I had a lot of fun creating three different "dresses" for the legendary silhouette of the Coca Cola Light Contour. They are seductive and feminine, in typical Cavalli style. They’re designed for the world of young people, which has always been a great inspiration to me," notes the designer." Via Fashiontribes.

Something for Cavalli fans and collectors. Keep your eyes open on your next Italy trip.

See the full bottle set after the jump.