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Canyon Future Mobility Concept

German bicycle manufacturer Canyon has presented a small, cycle-based car designed to give city residents a sustainable way of getting around. The cool Canyon Future Mobility Concept could be the future of urban transportation, allowing riders to dodge traffic and eliminate the dreaded search for parking. The compact electric pedal car offers a laidback recumbent e-bike position, yet offers four wheels like a quadricycle. It uses a fully sealed design to protect riders from the weather, as well as provide some crash protection too. The unique low-emission vehicle is designed to seamlessly jump from the street to the bike lane, it can transition from car traffic and speeds up to 37 miles per hour, down to 15 miles per hour (conventional e-bike max speeds) and slip into narrower bike lanes once traffic starts to build up. The battery-assisted vehicle uses pedal-power for propulsion, with direction controlled via joysticks for steering to navigate a 7m turning radius. watch the video below



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CACHE BASECAMP SYSTEM

The Cache Basecamp System is a modular tailgate system designed for outdoor enthusiasts. It features removable seats, efficient equipment storage, and MOLLE webbing for additional attachments. The system also doubles as a tie-down anchor point and is made of durable, weather-proof materials. The second-generation Basecamp System comes with two Lounger Chairs, a Jeffrey Cooler, and a Basecamp Pad. The pad is theft-resistant, and using the Anchor Lock (sold separately...
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FAIRWEATHER BICYCLE BAGS | Image

FAIRWEATHER BICYCLE BAGS

The new bicycle bags by Fairweather are both stylish and functional. The collection features a handle bar bag, a frame bag & corner bag, a seat bag, and a pannier bag, all available in black, brown or olive. All bags feature adjustable straps designed to fit all frame shapes and sizes. For more details head over to the Fairweather website....
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NOMAD VANZ

Based in North Vancouver, British Columbia, Nomad Vanz builds custom overland expedition vans for those who want to travel off-the-grid. Most builds use the Mercedes-Benz Sprinter, with different upgrade levels from $50,000 to $150,000 or more, depending on what you want and how long you’ll be off-the-grid. The vans are specifically designed to hold up to natural elements like mildew, UV rays, and extreme temperatures. Each one has a modern, functional design and ...
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