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The Beast | M55 Electric Bike | Image

The Beast | M55 Electric Bike
If Batman had a bike it would definitely be this one. It´s a hybrid bike, that means the motor is an addition to your human power. It has a powerful motor and huge battery capacity. It´s an off-road bike for cross-country use, and it´s also ideal for cruising on the beach and urban shressing. The Beast not only looks good but has great performance as well.



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JEEP WRANGLER RATTLETRAP | Image

JEEP WRANGLER RATTLETRAP
This mean machine is up for grabs! The monster vehicle named "Rattletrap” was built by the team at Martin Barkey Racing back in 2007 and is now available for purchase. The ultra-capable off-roader boasts an impressive 500+ Horsepower Twin Turbo 5.9-Liter 12-Valve Cummins engine with 1000+ ft-lbs of Torque, in a JK body rolling on 44×19.5 Pit Bull Rocker tires, making it capable of tackling anything from dense forests, sand dunes, swamps, even climbing obstacles o...
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VANMOOF S3 & X3 ELECTRIC BIKES | Image

VANMOOF S3 & X3 ELECTRIC BIKES
Dutch minimalist urban bicycle manufacturer Vanmoof have presented their third-gen electric bicycles. The more affordable, tech-packed city eBike is available in two versions, the S3 and X3, both are nearly identical in terms of specs, with just the size of the bike changing. The S3 is suitable for larger riders, while the X3 is intended for shorter riders. New features include a redesigned power system, automatic gear shifter, a rear wheel-blocking kick lock, an hy...
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NOMAD VANZ | Image

NOMAD VANZ
Based in North Vancouver, British Columbia, Nomad Vanz builds custom overland expedition vans for those who want to travel off-the-grid. Most builds use the Mercedes-Benz Sprinter, with different upgrade levels from $50,000 to $150,000 or more, depending on what you want and how long you’ll be off-the-grid. The vans are specifically designed to hold up to natural elements like mildew, UV rays, and extreme temperatures. Each one has a modern, functional design and ...
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