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Lamborghini Veneno Roadster

Italian automaker Lamborghini have unveiled the mind blowing Lamborghini Veneno Roadster. The spectacular super-car has no roof at all and will be equipped with an impressive 750 hp 6.5-liter V12 engine capable of moving this beast to 60 mph in just 2.9 seconds, and blast it to a top speed of 221 mph! Only nine Veneno Roadster models will be available for purchase, so get out your check book fast.



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CYLO ONE

Cylo is a new bicycle brand created by former Nike design director Eric Duvauchelle. Their first release is this minimalist urban bicycle named "CYLO One”, a stylish and functional bike with a refreshing silhouette. Crafted with lightweight materials for easy carrying, the bike features dynamo powered lights, a brake light and a carbon belt drive to keep your pants clean. CYLO One is available in red, black, or white, head over to CYLO for more details...
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HUGE MOTO CUSTOM MOTORCYCLE KIT

Thanks to this awesome bolt-on kit by Huge Design, you can now transform your Honda CBR1000RR into a spectacular Sci-Fi Streetfighter. The Huge Moto custom Motorcycle kit lets you customise any Honda CBR1000RR from 2008 or beyond, without the use of any special equipment or welding, simply use standard tools to mount the provided hardware and follow the instructions provided. The kit includes unique upgrades such as stacked headlights, levers with integrated turn si...
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BMW R100S Black Baron

Our latest custom motorbike crush is this beastly beamer by Denmark’s Relic Motorcycles. The donor bike started as a BMW R100S (it was actually an old police bike) from the 80s, and was striped to its essentials. The old rear section of the frame was removed, and the centre rear section of the frame was extended in order to mount a Biltwell Harley solo seat on, that features twin rows of LED brakelights underneath. It was also fitted with twin Hagon 420mm shocks, ...
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