HitchFire Grill

Grill where no one has grilled before with the new HitchFire Grill, the world’s first hitch-mounted grill! Made for any outdoor enthusiast seeking to explore off the beaten path, HitchFire introduces the idea of Adventure Grilling with their new Forge15 grill; making sure you can enjoy your favorite meal with friends and a view no matter where your trips take you. Running off the ubiquitous 1lb propane cannisters, the Forge 15 is made of rugged powder-coat steel built on a stout tubular frame to withstand the abuses of the pavement and trail. The grill is designed to be used either on the hitch with the sturdy swing out arm, or removed and used for table top use. The hitch-mounted design keeps the mess out of your vehicle and saves valuable trunk space so you can pack more of the gear you need. watch the video below

QUANT E-SPORTLIMOUSINE

The spectacular QUANT E-Sportlimousine was first presented at the 2014 Geneva motor show back in March as a concept vehicle, but now the four seater electric sportscar has just been approved for use on public roads. The car was developed by Swiss company nanoFLOWCELL and is powered by a salt water nanoFLOWcell system that drives energy through the car’s four electric motors (one per wheel). Powered exclusively by salt water, this beast is packed with a mind-blowin...
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BICYCLE SHOCK ABSORBER

Annoying bumps and vibrations plague all cyclists, the Rinsten Spring is a revolutionary bicycle shock absorber that offers the rider unbeaten comfort during cycling. The innovative solution is basically a shock-absorbing seat post that easily installs under the seat of practically any bicycle and absorbs shocks in three dimensions. The clever system damps vertical impacts and vibrations and adjusts to pelvis bending during cycling, this allows you to apply less eff...
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Impuls BMW K101

The Impuls BMW K101 is a true work of rolling art. Based on a BMW K100 from 1985, the spectacular K101 is handbuilt in Munich by Impuls, in collaboration with the artist Fabian Gatermann, who scanned the motorcycle in 3D, modified the structure, then created a series of polygons for the gas tank and seat which were then manually redrawn onto the bike. The end result is an impressive mix of 3D modeling that flows wickedly with a bike that has its roots in the past ye...
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