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Solowheel

Solowheel, as it´s name implies, is a new mode of city transport with only one wheel. It features an electric motor assisted by two gyroscopes to maintain balance on the vehicle and two footrests. This new invention is capable of achieving 19 km/h, weighs 9 kg, and the battery has a range of 19 km.



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Vagabund Honda CB450 - Image

Vagabund Honda CB450

One of our favorite custom motorbikes ever is the spectacular BMW R100R by Vagabond Moto. Today we showcase another work of art by the Austrian duo, designer Paul Brauchart and mechanical engineer Philipp Rabl - the 1972 Honda CB450 K5 Cafe Racer, a build developed in line with a brief of clean lines and a minimalist finish, with everything deemed as unnecessary being removed. After being stripped bare, the bike was fitted with a wheel hugger style number plate moun...
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Torsus Praetorian 4x4 Off-Road Bus - Image

Torsus Praetorian 4x4 Off-Road Bus

Meet the worlds first heavy duty 4x4 off road bus, the mighty Torsus Praetorian. The rugged truck was designed to transport personnel and equipment over rough terrain and in harsh conditions, but can be ordered in a a wide range of configuration options to meet specific operational requirements and multiple roles. We can already imagine this thing converted into a camper van for extreme adventures into the wild. Powered by a 6.9-liter, six-cylinder turbo diesel engi...
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LANCIA DELTA FUTURISTA

The Lancia Delta Integrale is one of the most iconic racing cars, and the S4 was the ultimate Group B car, perfectly encapsulating the performance and excess of Group B rallying from the 1980s. And now, on the eve of the Grand Basel show, Automobili Amos have revealed the impressive Lancia Delta Futurista, a reborn 1989 Delta Integrale with some massive changes, including a heavy dose of carbon fiber and engineering upgrades. The muscular and modern-looking Delta ha...
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