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Lexus reveals its NXB Concept mountain bike!!

lexus is known for it's luxury automobile production, in recent years it's been seeking in another type of vehiclethe bicycle. As a result, it's now possible to buy a 
US$10,000 Lexus F Sport road bike. At this year's Tokyo Motor Show, however, a new Lexus bike was unveiled ... the NXB Concept mountain bike..!!Like it's previous limited-production F Sport, the one-off NXB's carbon fiber reinforced polymer (CFRP) frame was built using one of Lexus' LFA Works three-dimensional braiders. This is just one of the two kinds you can search out in the world.Along with its high-pedigree frame, the NXB ( stands for "Neo Extreme Bike") has some other notable features.its lethal-looking triathlon-bike-like handlebar extensions, for instance, are pretty hard to miss – or perhaps even to be missed by, should you get run into by the bike. Although it's hard to tell, it looks like they pivot at the base, allowing riders to push them outwards to activate the associated brake levers. Given how often mountain bikes crash or have to wind their way through closely-spaced trees, however, those extensions might be more trouble than they're worth.The bike also features XeNTiS Kappa2 CC carbon fiber aero wheels, custom-made to Lexus' specs. Another custom feature is the tread pattern on the IRC tubeless tires, made to resemble the distinctive "spindle grille" on the front of higher-end Lexus automobiles. Additionally, two separate hand grips take the place of one continuous handlebar.Rounding out the specs list are an inverted KYB suspension fork, Magura hydraulic disc brakes, a 1 x 11 SRAM XX1 drivetrain, and what appear to be Look clipless pedals. There's no word on weight.
The NXB is currently on display with the LF-NX crossover concept vehicle, and is intended to help exemplify the design spirit of that car ... so no, don't go on expecting to see it in a bike store anytime soon...!!

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