Budnitz Summer Scorcher

Budnitz, makers of titanium city bicycles, have presented a a special edition of their popular downtown cross bike - the Scorcher, a bicycle that is bullet proof, fast, and ridiculously fun to ride. The Budnitz Summer Scorcher is optimized for maximum fun on every city surface, it features inverted bars, knobby tires and aggressive geometry, plus a gates carbon belt, a Brooks leather saddle and a complimentary Field Leather Roll Kit all come standard. Available upgrades include titanium components, gearing, hydraulic brakes and limited edition colors.

DTV SHREDDER | ALL-TERRAIN VEHICLE

This all-terrain vehicle is called the DTV Shredder, because it´s a dual tracked vehicle, and it shreds any surface you can think of! DTV´s CEO says it´s a "mini tank that rides like a skateboard”, and we do think that´s quite the accurate description for it, it can go up to speeds like 25 mph (40kmh), and that´s fast on a small thing like this! With 6-point articulating suspension, cast aluminum swing arms, variable speed, CVT system and the original two pad...
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KOENIGSEGG ONE1

The Koenigsegg One:1 is finally official! Swedish supercar specialists Koenigsegg have taken the hypercar concept to the next level, the all-carbonfibre One:1 is is equipped with a twin-turbocharged, 5.0-liter V8 engine and a crazy 1,360hp! Reports say this beast has traveled at 273 miles per hour, which would make it the world´s fastest production vehicle. Only six of these will be made, good luck if you’ve got the requisite $2m lying around. Read a ...
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CAFE TRACKER | BY VINTAGE RACERS

Vintage Racers is a Paris based custom bike studio, they are mainly specialized in building stunning Triumph conversions on demand. Their bikes are minimal, lighter, more stylish and practical, like this beautiful Triumph Cafe Tracker. We love the chunky tires and the vintage camel leather seat on this. Check out their website for more amazing Hinckley conversions. Also check out these awesome Triumph conversions: - Triumph Scrambler, by Spirit of the Seventies...
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