Motorbunny, the popular motorized ride-on-top power vibrator, has announced a new line of attachments for its units, adding to an impressive array of accessories for the most versatile sex machines available. The new releases include the Lil’ Lolli, in addition to XL sizes for Clit Stim and My Friend Dick, each comprised of platinum-cured and pharma-grade silicone, as well as Jumbo and XL Thermoplastic Elastomer attachment covers.

The three new attachments and two attachment covers will be released for sale throughout the month of March at Motorbunny. during the March Attachmadness campaign. Each week, a new item will be released and available for purchase. To be among the first to find out which attachment is available, sign up here for the Motorbunny newsletter.

Already offering the most diverse and expansive ecosystem of silicone attachments, Motorbunny expands further with a total of 10 premium, 100% silicone attachment choices. Its goal of always embracing new technology ensures creative sexual innovation for the enjoyment of all users. To see how attachments can be used with Motorbunny, click here.

New Attachments Include:

• Lil’ Lolli –  A 2.5” shaft provides the same G-spot stimulation as the classic Lolli, but lower
• My Friend Dick XL – The classic My Friend Dick attachment shape, but larger, with a 8.5-inch shaft and 5.63-inch girth
• Clit Stim XL – The classic Clit Stim attachment shape, but larger, with a 8.5-inch shaft and 4.82-inch girth
• Thermoplastic Elastomer attachment covers in Jumbo and XL sizes, which affix to the large Thermoplastic Elastomer penetrative attachment and offer two new larger penetrative experiences

“We’re committed to building out the Motorbunny attachment portfolio to include a wider variety of experiences for our customers,” said Craig Mewbourne, CMO of Motorbunny. “We hear feedback on attachments and receive new ideas daily, and we take all of that very seriously. There are some very creative projects in the pipeline, but the most important thing for us to accomplish is to cover the basics that so many people are asking for—bigger and smaller variations of classic styles.”