1989 Jeep Grand Wagoneer

The Original Jeep Grand Wagoneer was one of Jeep´s masterpieces that stopped being made in 1993, but today, it’s something of a find for car enthusiasts. This beautiful 1989 Jeep Grand Wagoneer is up for grabs! The iconic wagon is in pristine condition, it was repainted in its original color, and was equipped with a new 6.2-liter General Motors LS3 V8 and a 6L80E automatic transmission. It also boasts rebuilt Dana 44 axles with 4.10:1 Nitro gears and Detroit Truetrac differentials. Further additions include new faux wood graphics and rubber trim, a 2.5" lift, rear disc brakes, a custom 24-gallon fuel tank, new upholstery, and more. Hurry up and get your bid in, only 3 days left.

VRUM CATTIVA E-BIKE

Cattiva is a new e-bike from Vrum Bike. An assisted hybrid bike that ensures extra speed and efficiency. The idea behind the Cattiva is that you will only get some electric power when you really need it, say for a little sprint or a hill that gets in the way, other than that, it´s just a normal bike, although much lighter than a regular one. When you´re going downhill or braking just turn your pedals the other way and the batteries will charge with the inertial move...
read more

Super73 R-Series

Super73 have announced the very cool "R-Series," which will be their new top-of-the-line electric motorbikes. The new bicycle meets motorcycle hybrid, at first glance, definitely looks more moto than pedal-powered, but requires no motorcycle license to ride. The new R bikes feature an aircraft-grade aluminum-alloy frame and swingarm fitted with adjustable front and rear suspension that includes preload, compression, and rebound adjustments, which means that riders c...
read more

BMW R75/6 | BY MARIA RIDING COMPANY

Our latest custom motorbike crush comes from a workshop in Lisbon - Portugal. Maria Riding Company is a brand inspired by the real emotions of the past, perfectly crafted into special rides for the last true essence seekers. They deliver extraordinary and unconventional rides, just like this beautiful BMW R75/6 conversion, they named it "Panzer". It was stripped down to its bare bones and then reassembled as a simple and clean machine. Great color scheme...
read more