Bicycle Shock Absorber

Annoying bumps and vibrations plague all cyclists, the Rinsten Spring is a revolutionary bicycle shock absorber that offers the rider unbeaten comfort during cycling. The innovative solution is basically a shock-absorbing seat post that easily installs under the seat of practically any bicycle and absorbs shocks in three dimensions. The clever system damps vertical impacts and vibrations and adjusts to pelvis bending during cycling, this allows you to apply less effort when riding and avoid injuries. watch the video below

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Alfa Romeo Giulia GT Electric

Italian style meets modern technology to create one of the most exciting EV projects around. Totem Automobili, an Italian company that specializes in reviving vintage cars, has converted a classic Alfa to Epower for the first time. The GT Electric is based on the GT Junior, one of the most beautiful cars ever produced, and has been given a carbon fiber body and electric powertrain. Totem changed the proportions, making the car wider and flatter, and redesigned the u...
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SEGWAY XYBER ELECTRIC BIKE

Segway, known for revolutionizing micro-mobility, has unveiled its first-ever electric bike, the Xyber, a powerhouse built for performance and style. Powered by a 6,000W direct-drive motor, the Xyber reaches 20 mph in just 2.7 seconds, with a top speed of 35 mph in dual-battery mode. Its 112-mile range makes it ideal for long commutes and weekend adventures. Designed for versatility, the Xyber features 110mm inverted dual-crown suspension, fat 20x5.0-inch tires, ...
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1991 LAMBORGHINI COUNTACH

This year, RM Sotheby’s will be auctioning off one of the definitive Italian supercars, the iconic Lamborghini Countach. This 25th Anniversary 1991 Lamborghini Countach is in near-mint condition and flaunts a crisp white exterior with bright red interior, making it one of the most desirable Lamborghinis to date. The spectacular Lambo has a top speed of 183 miles per hour and is capable of hitting 0-62 in less than five seconds. With just over 2,000 miles on ...
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