Convercycle

This awesome electric bicycle magically converts to a cargo bike in seconds! The ingenious Convercycle has a rear wheel that can be folded out with one simple movement without any tools. This creates a loading area behind the saddle for loads such as luggage, groceries, your guitar amplifier, a case of beer, or any load up to 130 pounds. It also comes equipped with a Shinamo Nexus 5-speed geared hub, 28-inch wheels, professional disc brakes, and a 250 W motor with a max speed of 15mph. Five levels of assist are easily chosen on the handlebars. Available in standard or electric versions. watch the video below

Sony Vision-S

Sony has shocked everyone at the ongoing Consumer Electronics Show (CES), unveiling an all-electric car dubbed the Vision-S. The Japanese giant has revolutionized the music industry with its Walkman and video games with Playstation. Now Sony has announced its first step in the field of car mobility, presenting a vehicle that serves as a showcase for the automotive technology the company is currently working on. It features no less than 33 sensors including CMOS imag...
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1981 AUDI QUATTRO

Petrolheads rejoice, this 1981 Audi Quattro is now an acquisition possibility, this one in particular has some cool history that goes along with it. Originally built to be a VAG press car, it was one of the first Quattros imported to the UK, registered in 1981. It later went into competition in 1982 in the fabulous group B series, prepared by David Sutton Motorsport/Audi UK although initially used as a recon and practice unit but then in 1983 it did race on the Roth...
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ZONDA 42 YACHT

We have already you shown you the stunning Frauscher Motoryacht, now from Brasil yachtmakers Zonda comes this awesome machine. The boat accelerates from 0 to 20 knots in less than 9 seconds and reaches a speed exceeding 50 miles p/h. The idea came at the hands of businessman Eduardo Souza Ramos, who inspired modern Italian Wally boats, he then hired the internationally renowned boat designer Javier Soto Acebal....
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