Dot Electric Skateboard

Dot Boards have created a new, modular electric skateboard that is the result of 30 years of expertise, as well as six years of research and development. The Dot electric skateboard is powered by a patent-pending hub motor system and features modular, upgradeable components enabling the dot board to change and grow with people’s needs. Our pick from their lineup is the long-range and powerful Dot Transporter. It is capable of hitting 24 mph (40 kmh), has a range of 24 miles (40 km), and comes with a standard configuration of two motors and two batteries. You also have the option to add up to four batteries and the larger 120mm comfort wheels. The Dot board also features LED taillights of adjustable brightness, but one of the biggest remaining differences is the handheld controller with a pressure-sensitive, soft silicone hand throttle.

Muli Cargo eBike

Cargo bikes are great to haul all your gear (or kids) around, but they can be rather ungainly when used as regular commuters, specially in busy cities. With only 6.4 ft (195cm) long, and a cargo basket that folds in when not in use, the Muli Cargo eBike sets new standards in terms of compactness. It is almost as long as a normal bike, thanks to the small wheels, and the large, 90l cargo basket that can be folded to a width of only 28cm (11 inches). It fits into ever...
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U-LOCK HOLSTER | BY TRAKKE

Trakke is a recent brand from Glasgow, all their products(bags, apparel, accessories) are handmade in the UK. Their cool U-Lock Holster allows the user to lock a bike with ninja-like speed. The Holster attaches to your belt, keeping your U-Lock accessible and secure while riding. It also features a handy d-ring for attaching your u-lock keys....
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TRIUMPH BONNEVILLE SCRAMBLER | BY FCR

FCR is our latest custom motorcycle workshop discovery, they are based in France. The custom build that caught our attention was this Triumph Bonneville Scrambler, equipped with a high mounted exhaust, wide wheels and off-road tires for crossing streams or muddy roads. Great color scheme on this. Head over to the FCR website and check out more of their work. Check out these other Triumph conversions ...
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