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Growler City Bicycle
The Growler City Bike is a concept by industrial designer Joey Ruiter. He took a Growler from a local pub and set out to build a bike around it, with a cafe racer style. The bike features fat 29 inch tires, monarch springer front end, 2 speed internal kickback hub, disc brakes, and a drink holder allowing the rider to transport a half gallon jug of beer. via



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Adventure VW Syncro Van | Image

Adventure VW Syncro Van
The #VanLife phenomenon is all the rage lately, a fascination with conversion vans built to take adventurers into the wild. While expensive, adventure vans offer a whole lot more than a regular RV, after all, you can convert anything with wheels into a tiny home—if you have the capital. Professional freeride mountainbiker Rob Heran has been a long-time vanlifer, he bought a T3 Syncro Van back in 2017 to start a long conversion pro...
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EarthCruiser EXP Camper | Image

EarthCruiser EXP Camper
Oregon-based EarthCruiser have converted a familiar delivery truck into a full-featured overland vehicle. The beastly EarthCruiser EXP Camper is built on the chassis of a Mitsubishi Fuso (one of the most popular medium-duty trucks globally), and was outfitted with a four-wheel-drive system, complete with two-speed transfer case, full floating axles and air-powered locking hubs. It also has more than 11 inches of ground clearance, so it can scramble over rocks with e...
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MONTAGUE PARATROOPER PRO
Tough, rugged, and ready for anything, the Montague Paratrooper Pro is a mountain bike developed by US Marine Corps and Montague. The bicycle was commissioned by the Pentagon, they needed a lightweight, foldable bike that could jump with special-operations forces from the sky and land prepared for action. The tactical bike can be folded quickly and has become popular with with non-military trail riders because of it´s toughness and easy fit in the trunk. The go any...
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