Bringing a new purpose to the chain on your bicycle, Daniel Farksas and Beata Csortan have created the TIK (Thin Is Key). The patent-pending design ingeniously attaches the shanks from a set of headless keys to a traditional bike chain unit made with durable chromium carbide-coated steel pins and cro-moly steel plates or titan-nitride coating for a scratch-resistant finish. When comparing the same set of keys placed on a standard key-ring, the TIK reduces the amount of weight a person carries in...
Bringing a new purpose to the chain on your bicycle, Daniel Farksas and Beata Csortan have created the TIK (Thin Is Key). The patent-pending design ingeniously attaches the shanks from a set of headless keys to a traditional bike chain unit made with durable chromium carbide-coated steel pins and cro-moly steel plates or titan-nitride coating for a scratch-resistant finish. When comparing the same set of keys placed on a standard key-ring, the TIK reduces the amount of weight a person carries in...
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