Knog Oi Bell

The Oi Bell by Knog is a minimalist and high quality built bike bell. It´s meant to discretely blend on to the handlebar in a subtle way. Made from high end materials, you may choose your own style from copper, aluminum, brass or even a pricy but stylish titanium one. The sound it produces is very audible and may very well keep you safe and out of traffic trouble. It also comes in two different sizes to best fit your bike. An interesting add-on after market item that will surely come in handy for this fast paced market segment of urban bike commuters that love their rides and wish to upgrade them in style.

Yamaha 04GEN

Yamaha have recently unveiled the fourth concept model of Yamaha´s Gen series, featuring semi-transparent body panels and a frame with a flowing, organic design. The impressive 04GEN features a monocoque frame that resembles the basic structure of a Vespa, and a semi-transparent resin bodywork allowing the internal structure of the scooter to be displayed. But the standout feature is undoubtedly the pivoting rear side panels that can be lifted to look like insect wi...
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PORSCHE 980 MIRAGE GT | BY GEMBALA

Gembala is a company owned by Andreas Schwarz in Stuttgart-Zuffenhausen, Germany. They are considered Num 1 Porsche Tuners in the world. They have been refining Porsches for the past 28 years. Twenty handpicked specialists apply themselves with the utmost dedication to increasing the performance of what is already a highly potent sports car. But they also place enormous emphasis on the smallest details. In a small, almost clinically pure atmosphere, handmade sports ...
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OXBOARD

Oxboard is like a Segway without armrests, looks much cooler, and is much easier to carry and store. Developed by a Dutch company, Oxboard combines the technology of Segway and the cool of the skateboard culture, it is easy to ride and extremely agile. The two-wheel electric vehicle is operated with your feet and subtle body shifts, you can move forward, backward, make turns and even rotate 360 degrees around your axis. It contains enough energy after ...
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