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Chiossi Cycles

We are all familiar with great Italian design, if we combine custom bicycles with Italian style the end result is bound to be stunning. Recently we featured UCY Cycles, an Italian company that create unique, elegant bikes, with minimal design. Chiossi Cycles is a small company located in Modena engineering and manufacturing classic and special bikes and accessories since 1942. Head over to their website and admire their beautiful creations.



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VESPA SEI GIORNI SCOOTER - Image

VESPA SEI GIORNI SCOOTER

Vespa have redesigned the iconic Sei Giorni scooter from the 50´s! The beautiful new limited edition is built to pay tribute to the original 1951 Sport Sei Giorni and is reportedly the most powerful and technologically advanced Vespa to date. Powered by a 300cc single-cylinder four-stroke engine that produces 21bhp at 7750rpm and 16ftlb of torque at 5000rpm, the stylish scooter features a unique low-mounted headlamp located on the front fender, special handlebars, ...
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Hookie Cake Moto-Kit

Hookie Co. introduces the ANT Moto-Kit for the Cake Osa, a customizable electric bike designed to tackle urban and off-road adventures. Crafted with a 3mm Aluminum body, the kit offers versatility with easy installation using 3D printed clamps. It includes features like adjustable footrests, a lower seat position, and a handy basket attached to the battery pack. The kit allows you to personalize your bike with various color options for the main body, basket, footpla...
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Maxlider 4-Door Bronco

Few cars can capture the true adventurous energy that the Ford Bronco exudes, the iconic SUV was one of the world´s leading 4x4 vehicles for three decades (between 1966 and 1996) but Ford never offered a four-door Bronco to the public. The team at Maxlider Brothers Customs has taken it upon themselves to rectify this glaring error by stretching a first-gen Bronco, fitting an extra set of doors, and a third row of seats to take more pals off-road! The build is might...
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