Chris Burkards Van

Shooting outdoor photography is a powerful way to commune with nature and experience the fullness of life. No one does it better than Chris Burkard, a renown adventure and landscape photographer famous for his cold-water surfing work and expansive landscapes, his work will leave you inspired to get out and seek these experiences for yourself. After spending so much time on the road documenting Earth’s most stunning natural wonders, Chris wanted to drive to these places and not be confined to a hotel room. He commissioned Advanture Company, a Santa Cruz–based van customiser, to design a custom-made rig, he wanted it to be the best photography vehicle on the road. Check out the video below that details Burkard´s van and home conversion.

BROOKS CAMBIUM SADDLE

Renowned brand Brooks England have commissioned design studio IDEO to create its first new bike saddle in decades, the result named - Cambium, is as they claim "the new generation of bike saddles”. Known throughout the cycling world for the quality of its leather saddles, the English brand have respected the company’s heritage on the new saddle, but have provided significant improvements in terms of comfort and durability. The saddle is crafted from high-quality...
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Hookie BMW R NineT Cobra

Available for purchase is this stunning build by Dresden-based motorcycle shop Hookie Co. The gorgeous transformation of a BMW R NineT was named "Cobra". The Cobra Series is a collection of only 10 units numbered and signed, it is based on the BMW Nine T and the team have revised its design to create something different, elegant and exclusive. Details include heated grips, LED lights, ASC, ABS, and performance tires. Head over to their website for more details on th...
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1966 Jaguar XJ13 Recreation

The 1966 Jaguar XJ13 was designed to compete in the renowned 24 Hours of Le Mans endurance event, but the project stalled and only one prototype was made. As such, it is impossible to come across a genuine example available for purchase, which means if you want one, you are going to have to get a replica. That is where New Zealand’s Rod Tempero comes into play. This XJ13 is an identical copy of the original down to the last nut and rivet, an exquisitely-made repli...
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