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it is an omamori. On the nag it stands for traffic safety. As far as i know they're pretty common and can be picked up in temples in Japan.
The omamori on the seat is a charm that says "traffic safety"
The samson was blacklisted as one of the keirin riders filled it with expanding foam to improve stiffness. Quite an interesting story behind it.
HHC
salad
Both very nice..
..what are these teabag-like things dangling from the saddle again?
Some sort of talismans?