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Wally 55

Wally 55 is another beauty from our favorite shipyard, Wally Yachts. Wally has an unconventional approach to yacht and powerboat design, and the Wally 55 is no exception. With a distinctive military look, Wally 55 is the ultimate open sports cruiser, equipped with four powerful engines each producing 435-horsepower and able to deliver a top speed in excess of 40 knots. Wally offers a custom service, you can choose from a two-cabin or three-cabin version, and develop a very individual look for the interior.



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Suzuki DR-Z400S

We love this all-black update for 2020 of the iconic Suzuki DR-Z400S. The DR-Z400 has been around since 2000 and this dual sport is still competent for trail riding and urban cruising with its 398cc liquid-cooled single cylinder engine. Riders will be impressed with the amount of torque coming from the 398cc, liquid-cooled powerplant, as well as the crisp handling from the adjustable suspension. This ultra-reliable bike is completely street legal, with an electric s...
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HONDA ELECTRIC CAFE RACER

Idealised by Spanish product designer Pablo Baranoff Dorn, this stunning project was born from his love of custom bikes and the study of their evolution through history. Built over a Honda 125cc Cafe Racer, the bike was idealised in two versions, with all parts designed from scratch, such as the seat, the frame, the tyres, front suspension, rear suspension, rims, lights, front lamp, hubs, etc, were all inspired by other similar models. The result is a very polished ...
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BMW Garmisch

BMW have brought to life a long-lost concept by Marcello Gandini, one of the grandmasters of car design. He was responsible for legendary cars like the Lamborghini Miura and Countach, or the Lancia Stratos. Presented at the Geneva Motor Show in 1970, the gorgeous Garmisch was never seen again, until now. The painstakingly created reproduction was built under the stewardship of BMW Group design head Adrian van Hooydonk, it features a clean side profile that is not un...
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