1945 Dodge WC58 Radio Car

Here is your chance to bring a little piece of history into your garage, this beautiful and unique ride is immaculate, and was designed and built by Dodge for the U.S. military. This eye-catching 1945 Dodge WC-58 Radio Car still boasts its original motor, pushing 92 horsepower and 180 foot-pounds of torque, and is outfitted with several details that set it apart. It is equipped with a Signal Corps Radio set in front of the rear seat, and is still wearing its military livery with a tan fabric top. It also features a heavy-duty winch on the front end, leather bench seating, a side-mounted jerry can, tools strapped to the back, and chunky tires are mounted on matching green wheels. The unique vehicle is up for auction in New Hampshire at the end of June, you can learn more from RM Sotheby´s.

BICYCLE SHOCK ABSORBER

Annoying bumps and vibrations plague all cyclists, the Rinsten Spring is a revolutionary bicycle shock absorber that offers the rider unbeaten comfort during cycling. The innovative solution is basically a shock-absorbing seat post that easily installs under the seat of practically any bicycle and absorbs shocks in three dimensions. The clever system damps vertical impacts and vibrations and adjusts to pelvis bending during cycling, this allows you to apply less eff...
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YAMAHA SR400 | BY GASOLINE CUSTOM MOTORCYCLES

Our custom motorbike crush today is a nice simple machine from Sydney workshop, Gasoline Custom Motorcycles. The guys have really kept it simple, eliminating most stuff from the rear end and replacing the standard heavy exhaust, giving the bike a freedom of lightness. The utilitarian character of the bike was achieved by adding big knobbly tires and a rough-round-the-edges finish. Check out their website for more custom builds....
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DOUBLE O BIKE LIGHT

Double O Light is a new and cool bike light brought to us by the brilliant British designer Paul Cocksedge. It features two lights to mount on your bike, a white one at the front and a red one at the rear. At the front you get more lighting power, around 85 lumens, so you can lighten your path, and at the rear you get around 50 lumens, to make sure you´re seen. It features a built in rubber strap so you can fix it around your bike´s frame, or attach it to your backp...
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