1969 Ford Bronco

This 1969 Ford Bronco, a California classic, underwent a comprehensive refurbishment after being bought from storage in 2022. The restoration, completed in 2023, included a rebuilt 302ci V8 engine, a C4 three-speed automatic transmission, and a twin-stick transfer case. Upgrades feature a Weiand intake manifold, COMP Cams camshaft, and Holley carburetor.

The body, refinished in green, is accented by a white roll cage, grille, tire carrier, and bumpers. Boyd Coddington 17-inch wheels with BFGoodrich All-Terrain T/A tires and a Bilstein 2.5-inch lift kit enhance its off-road capabilities.

Inside, brown-upholstered adjustable bucket seats, a fold-and-tumble rear bench, and two-tone door panels add comfort and style. Modern amenities include a Bluetooth head unit and three-point seat belts. The aftermarket steering wheel with woodgrain trim, Ididit tilting column, and updated instrumentation ensure a seamless driving experience.

MINIROCKET IGLOW | MINI PUMP & SAFETY LIGHT

Another great cycling product by Topeak. Winner of the reddot design award, the MiniRocket iGlow is a micro-sized mini pump with Integral Glow (iGlow) technology for added safety at night and during low visibility conditions. The MiniRocket mounts and dismounts easily to the seatpost or seatstay and has a on-off button. You can get it in Europe here...
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P120 FIGHTER | BY CONFEDERATE MOTORCYCLES

This is a beast of a bike, the Combat Fighter has an aircraft-grade aluminum chassis and is driven by a huge V-twin, 160 horsepower engine. This monstrosity has a torque of 135 ft. lbs. at the rear wheel, making it more powerful than the Yamaha V-Max. Other Confederate bikes we have featured: B120 Wraith, Hellcat combat. Photos by Basem Wasef...
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BAR MITTS

Commuting on a bicycle with cold weather can be an unpleasant experience, unless, you are protected from the elements, with sub-zero temperatures the hands are always the weak link. Meet Bar Mitts, they provide the definitive solution to this problem, a sure cure for cold fingers. The neoprene covers fit over your handlebars and provide warm compartments for your hands, they can be used with regular cycling gloves with plenty of room to brake and shift n...
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