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AMS drops Hasie “Ideas Machine” NFT to match mud guard, frame protection

Written by Tyler Benedict Dec 17, 2021 3:03 p.m. ET

ideas machine NFT from Hasie and the Robots and All Mountain Style

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Last year’s Hasie & The Robots collection from All Mountain Style showcased artist Johan Johnston’s work on their frame protection decals and mud guard, and now they’re dialing up the color with an animated NFT to match.

The project is an extremely limited edition giveaway, with just 10 total NFTs being minted, and only five going to customers…for now. Four are reserved for their team and the artist, and one’s being saved to do something cool with later. The other five will go to randomly drawn names from everyone who signs up as interested. More details on their website.

AMS’ co-founder told us it’s really just for fun, they wanted to show off the art and do something special for their fans and customers. They’ll airdrop the NFT to the winners’ wallets for free, without gas fees. Check out the official animated NFT on OpenSea.

All Mountain Style is also a supporter of Bike Club NFT, the world’s first blockchain-based cycling club that mints in early 2022 (full disclosure, I’m a partner on that project, and you can read Zach’s story about Bike Club here).

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Based in North Carolina, Tyler loves family adventure travel and is always on the lookout for the next shiny new part to make his bikes faster and lighter.

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Matthias

2 years ago

Someone should make a list of cycling companies that have sold NFTs so you can look up who the scammers are.

Aiden

2 years ago

This is pretty lame.

Bonehead

2 years ago

That NFT animation is a bit erm, creatively underwhelming. What’s the value in this? Genuine question. Does your fender set have more S/H value if you include the NFT with it or something like that?

I liked bikes when the only electronics you had on them was some lights so I’m lost as to how all this goes.

Dirt McGirt

2 years ago

A simple right click/save and I won a million bucks.

Silly capitalists….

Danny

2 years ago

But you won’t own the NFT so yours is just a simple image while the one with the NFT is worth much more. It’s like owning a genuine piece of art, the replica might be just as nice but it’s worth next to nothing compared to the original.