Bag to the Future
A New Era in Bike Travel
Ever since we founded W&W Cycles some 46 years ago we, always pushing the envelope, sometimes reached points where wrenching, cutting, welding and even cussing and cursing were not enough to overcome seemingly intractable problems. For example: going on holiday on your Harley. There never seems to be enough room for your favourite brew, your trusty iron griddle for those perfect pancakes, your must-have mustard for your steak. What about your electric toothbrush and its charger? Who wants to leave their dumbbells for the daily crunch-up home? There’s so much you just can’t bear to not have around at your destination: the camping spot in perfect solitude at the end of the world. Talking about tents: what about your solar fridge, the inflatable canoe, the fishing tackle and the pop-up lathe for those minor repair jobs on the way … the list is seemingly endless.
Traveling on your Harley means Compromise – Until Now
Plan your next journey with ease AND the comforts of civilization. The W&W team have been traveling long distance to some of the most remote spots on the planet on their Harleys. They went to the jungles of Panama, the frozen ice road to Tuktoyaktuk, Canada, and the gruelling gravel tracks of Tierra del Fuego and have long experience in looking for the best in creature comforts on the road.
Thanks to the rapid rise in AI capabilities and the ever more popular adoption of quantum mechanics into everyday life we were able to conceive and refine a travel / transport solution that can be installed in saddlebags of 9 gallon capacity. With astounding results.
Inside Bigger than Outside
Thanks to the all new PaterNoster™ mechanism (PaNoMec™, patents pending) developed by our in house whiz kids, even very large items can be collapsed by rectifying the inherent quantum oscillations, and stowed safely in the bag. The quantum rectifier is powered by your household 110 Volts socket, and, depending on the position of the elements involved in the periodical system, the collapsing is a matter of seconds. Once arrived at your destination uncollapse your stuff using your bike’s 6 or 12 Volts system. Avoid uncollapseing in space constrained environments, to avoid nuclear interference. Who would want an inflatable canoe that just switched its atoms with your cast iron griddle.
Order Books are Open Now
A few minor details need to be solved (eg the vegan Moose leather needs to be fire proofed), but our prototypes are working beautifully with an implosion rate of less than 70%. Starting today you may buy crowdfunding stakes, delivery of the first PaNoMec™ systems is approved for April 1st, 2525.
