2019 Suzuki Jimny

The new generation Suzuki Jimny has been officially revealed! The 2019 Suzuki Jimny looks like it could be everything you could ever want in a compact SUV, first, it looks like an adorably baby-faced take on a mini G-Wagen, and this time around, a larger focus has been placed on its off-road capabilities. Ready to replace the old model built since 1998, the upcoming 2-door Jimny 4WD features a low range transfer gear to help you crawl through rugged terrain, a ladder frame, and a three-link rigid axle suspension. Inside there is a fancier dashboard with a decent sized color touch screen, and some safety basics like forward collision emergency braking. A manual and automatic transmission will be offered and it will be powered by a 1.5L inline-four engine.

CACTUS TONGUE BIKE HANGER

The Cactus Tongue Bike Hanger lets you hang your bike on the wall with style. Made from stainless steel and leather, the Cactus Tongue combines strength and timeless looks that will fit with any decor. You can hang your prized possession and showcase it horizontally by its crossbar, or vertically by the handlebar or seat post. Its very compact and really well designed, ideal if you live in a flat or dont have access to outside space. Learn more from Cactus Tongue...
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TRIUMPH SPEED RACER | BY IMPOZ DESIGN

This impressive ride is the work of 27-year-old French graphic designer Benjamin Blanchard. The bike is a transformation of the very popular Triumph Speed Triple, Blanchard worked 12 months on the bike, he stripped it to its bare essentials, he removed all headlights, shortened the chasis and installed a cool looking Cylon-like LED rear light. The bodywork was crafted from carbon fiber and painted in stealthy matte black....
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GENEINNO S2 UNDERWATER SCOOTER

The Geneinno S2 is a premium, portable sea scooter you can take with you anywhere on any adventure. Designed to pull swimmers and snorkelers using two electrically powered propellers, the Geneinno S2 provides up to a total of 22 lbs of thrust. The two-gear speed allows you to cruise through the water at a max speed of 2.7 mph, and it can pull you down to nearly 100 feet. You can keep track of speed, depth, and battery levels (LED battery indicator also on the top of...
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