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The Beast | Electric Off-road Scooter

"The Beast" is a street-legal ebike, that allows riders to enjoy it on the trails, in the woods, on rough terrain, or in the city. Fully electric, the Beast includes a solar panel and an enclosed battery pack that recharges continuously, and is capable of reaching speeds of 32km/h (20mph) with up to 40 km range. The removable battery pack has 2 USB plugs for charging your gadgets. Beast comes in three versions - Standard, Deluxe and Ultimate, all three have different motors, batteries and charging mechanisms. watch the video



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ONEWHEEL

The hoverboard is here! (well not quite), meet Onewheel, a self-balancing one-wheeled electric skateboard. It is basically a skateboard without the wheels and with a big fat wheel in the center, all the electric stuff is neatly hidden inside the aluminum chassis of the board. The board is easy to ride, simply lean forward to drive forward, back to stop and press your heels or toes to turn. When fully charged, the Onewheel has a 6 mile range and can hit speeds of 12 ...
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BESPOKE VAN CONVERSIONS

Jack Richens of This Moving House, first started his business by transforming a second-hand 2012 Mercedes Sprinter, where he and his family of four can comfortably sleep, dine and unwind during adventurous holidays on the road. The cool camper uses space-saving boat design techniques to maximise its limited living space, such as the stacked beds that provide room for all four to sleep rather comfortably, and a porthole at the top bed keeps things open. The ...
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Pivoting Roof Rack Ladder

Roof access has always been a bit of a compromise. Fixed ladders look great on overland builds but add bulk, while telescoping options are practical but never feel fully integrated. The Pivoting Roof Rack Ladder tries to solve that problem by rethinking how you actually get up there. The standout idea is in the movement. Instead of a static ladder, this system pivots and deploys when needed, then folds away cleanly when not in use. It is designed to stay out of...
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