Jeep Crew Chief 715

Every year, Jeep enthusiasts get together for the annual Easter Jeep Safari in Moab, Utah. This year, to mark the 50th edition of the event, Jeep is bringing along some special concept to show off at the weeklong celebration of the iconic SUV. Our favorite is undoubtedly the impressive Jeep Crew Chief 715, a salute to legendary Jeep military service vehicles. Built around an open-air Wrangler Unlimited, the Crew Chief 715´s military heritage is evoked with the steel front and bumpers, 20-inch beadlock wheels, and 40-inch military tires. The military theme is completed with off-road rock rails, an onboard air-compressor system, leather bucket seats, a navigational compass, military-inspired switchgear, and a pair of winches to overcome the more difficult trails.

RLD Design Kitchen Kits

RLD Design was born in South Africa from the need for the most rugged, most durable, and most functional truck canopy for demanding off-road utility and adventure use. Besides selling an incredibly strong canopy with an unmatched load capacity, they also manufacture canopy accessories that are engineered to optimize storage space and accessibility. Their most talked about option is the fully stocked kitchen side cabinet, it fits all the cooking and serving utensils ...
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YAMAHA XSR700

Following Ducati´s lead in presenting the vintage inspired Ducati Scrambler, Yamaha have presented the XSR700, a retro-modern roadster that pays tribute to the iconic XS650. It is packed with a liquid-cooled 689cc inline 2-cylinder 4-stroke engine, delivering a maximum output of 73.8 hp at 9000 rpm and 50.2 lb-ft. at 6500 rpm. The XSR700 carries a lot of retro touches, including vintage inspired headlight and rear light unit and a two-texture leather vintage style s...
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SPARE TIRE BBQ GRATE

The Spare Tire BBQ Grate is an ingenious solution by adventure gear brand Front Runner. When on an outdoor adventure, maximizing your space is essential, cargo space is limited and carrying a BBQ grate is a luxury most will leave behind because it takes up way to much space. Unless of course, you have one of these, simply slip it it over your spare tire and you´re ready to go. via...
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