Electric Moke

The ultimate beach buggy has returned to production, but now in electric form! The much-loved 60s classic Mini Moke was originally designed to be a military vehicle, but quickly became a popular "cult” vehicle for its fun and also practical side, its robustness and the feeling of freedom that you enjoy whist driving. Now the company have presented a new electric eMoke, with a top speed of 25 mph and a range of 40 miles. A gas-engine model will also be produced, capable of cruising at speeds of up to 65 miles per hour. Remaining faithful to the iconic styling of the original model, the all-new Moke features all the current technology, and welcomes a four-seat layout with weatherproof seats, power steering, safety roll bars and an upgraded sound system.

Please note that the model featured here was built by our team on their online configurator.

Burley Coho XC Bike Cargo Trailer

If you feel like escaping from modern monotony and leaving everyday life behind, there is no better way to travel and see the world than on a bike. However, carrying all your travel gear can be a challenge, enter the Coho XC, a single wheel cargo trailer by Burley that lets you haul your cargo gear. With a weight capacity of 70 pounds, the Coho XC features an aluminum frame with removable side panels and a spring suspension system that provides a smoother ride over ...
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TRATAR BIKES

Tratar is a small company that handcrafts bicycles in Slovenia in quite an interesting fashion. The beautiful bikes are crafted from top quality, locally sourced Slovenian wood and assembled by hand with biodegradable glue to minimize the production’s environmental footprint. The end result is a construction with no visible joints and thus no weak points. The sleek city bicycles are available in two different specifications on the same frame. The single-speed offe...
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THE SCRAMBLER | BY MOTO DI FERRO

Italian builders Moto Di Ferro, have a small but impressive portfolio to their name, our latest custom bike crush is their Kawasaki W800 conversion named "The Scrambler”. It has been stripped to its essentials and fitted with a small tank, off-road tires, and a stylish custom made leather seat. We love its overall raw, utilitarian aesthetic. More photos after the jump......
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