Porsche eBike

Porsche has introduced two new eBikes inspired by their high-performance EV, the Taycan Cross Turismo. Two models are available, the on-road Sport and the offroad Cross. Both of which feature full-suspension carbon-fiber frame and Magura brakes. The eBike Sport is designed for everyday use, and features a compact Shimano EP8 motor, powering it to speeds of up to 15 MPH, and a Magura USD fork and Fox rear shock. The eBike Cross is built for the trail and features heavy-duty Magura MT Trail brakes, a 12-fold Shimano shifting syste, and a Crankbrothers Highline seat post. Porsche says they were made to complement the Cross Turismo, which has a rear carrier that can accommodate up to three bicycles.

RAZIK LIGHTWEIGHT BIKES

Razik is a bicycle company that specializes in high end road and mountain bikes, handmade in the United States using an exclusive and unique latticework of Isotruss tubing, a state of the art technology that is functional as it is eye catching. Each Razik Bicycle is painstakingly crafted and fitted by hand in-house at their headquarters in Lindon, Utah. Each frame has been carefully engineered to optimize rider power transfer while reducing energy robbing road...
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SpeedKore 1974 BMW 3.0 CS

Tony Stark has a taste for performance automobiles, something that his real-world counterpart, Robert Downey Jr, shares as well. This impressive 1974 BMW 3.0CS was built by SpeedKore for actor Robert Downey Jr. and features the famous BMW S38 inline-six from the E34 M5, pumping out a healthy 335hp. In the build, modern touches are not missing but have been cleverly camouflaged, it features Brembo brakes, a Bilstein suspension setup, a set of gunmetal HRE three-piece...
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CeramicSpeed Chainless Drivetrain

Yes you read the title right, this revolutionary drivetrain eliminates the need for derailleurs and chains! The award-winning Driven Drivetrain by CeramicSpeed is poised to radically change bicycling as we know it. The system features a unique carbon fiber shaft-driven bearing gear (similar to those used on cars) causing a lot less friction (creates 49% less friction than chain and derailleur setup, and reduces drag) leading to a more durable system and resulting in...
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