Qoros Ebiqe

Chinese automotive manufacturing company Qoros have presented at the Geneva Motor Show their new futuristic electric bike, the Qoros eBIQE Concept. eBIQE is a mountain bike styled concept, perfect for commuting, leisurely rides or off-road adventures. Riders can choose from three cycling modes, pedaling with no assistance, pedaling with assistance from the electric motor, or choose motor-power only, allowing a top speed of 65 km/h (40 mph), and a range of 75-miles. The Tech advanced bike features a fingerprint recognition system, with the ability to recognize multiple users and is equipped with a five-inch touchscreen always connected via 3G to the internet, displaying route planning, intelligent navigation, social networking and your bike´s condition including tyre pressure, battery charge and range, plus a bunch of other stuff.

1971 Toyota Land Cruiser FJ40

Known as one of the world’s most reliable exploration vehicles, the Toyota Land Cruiser is a utilitarian dream. Here is a chance to own this vintage 4x4, a 1971 Toyota Land Cruiser FJ40 remarkably restored. Powered by a 3.9-liter 1F inline-six engine paired with a column-shifted 3-speed manual transmission, this thing is a reliable beast. It also comes with several aftermarket add-ons such as Old Man Emu shocks and springs, Recaro-style sport seats, Specter fender f...
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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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TRIUMPH BONNEVILLE | BY DOWN & OUT

The Triumph Bonneville is one of our all time favorite motorbikes, we have featured several custom Bonneville´s over the years, our latest crush is this masterpiece by British custom specialists Down & Out, based on a standard T100 SE. The bike was commissioned by the founder of Bike Shed (a custom motorbike culture website), and this build is all about chassis parts, weight loss, the right design & paint, and throwing away the bits that look ugly – ending u...
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