V8-Powered 1969 Ford Bronco

Over the years we have showcased several Ford Broncos, but none with the impressive power and torque of this pristine example. Up for grabs on "Bring a Trailer" auction website, this 1969 Ford Bronco is powered by a fuel-injected 5.0-liter V8 from a late 1980s Mustang, matted to a 5-speed manual gearbox. Additional upgrades include a fiberglass body repainted in Kubota Orange, a six-point roll cage, pre-runner bumpers, nerf bars, power steering, front disc brakes, intake and exhaust system upgrades, Corbeau bucket seats, and a suspension lift that makes room for 33-inch BFGoodrich All-Terrain T/A KO tires underneath. If you act quick and place a bid, this beast could be in your garage soon.

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BERYL PIXEL DUAL BIKE LIGHT

Pixel is another quality bike product by Beryl, the same guys that brought you the very cool Laserlight. Pixel is a two-in-one light that can be either red or white, and mounted to your bike, clothing, bag, helmet or arm for maximum versatility. Simply press once for a red light, press again for a white light, and each color also comes with two modes: 100% brightness and a heartbeat pulse. Waterproof and lightweight, Pixel is the most versatile light for active urba...
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Atlis XT Electric Pickup

The race to launch the first all-electric American truck heats up, after Rivian introduced their R1T Electric Truck, another company has entered the fray. Arizona-based vehicle startup Atlis Motor Vehicles have presented the all-electric Atlis XT, a full-size truck built on their XP platform. The company´s ambitious plan is for the truck to have up to 500 miles of driving range on a single charge, up to 35,000 pounds of towing ability and even a duallie setup. The ...
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PHATFOUR SIDECAR

You can now take your furry friend, toddler or your new flat screen TV on your e-bike very easily and in style. Phatfours fat e-bikes can now be linked to a sidecar that allows you to transport things that do not fit in a bicycle basket. The Phatfour Sidecar is easy to connect and disconnect from your eBike. For example, you can take your child to daycare, disconnect the box and cycle to work in complete freedom. With a size of 91 by 39 and 45 centimetres, it is als...
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