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Tuf Rack

Typical mountain bike racks often fit poorly or break easily, Tuf Rack is a recent company founded to eliminate this problem. The Tuf Rack is an indestructible hitch mounted, modular bike carrier built to withstand the use and abuse of hardcore riders. Trays come in multiple variations to fit mountain bikes as well as bmx bikes.



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TAILS BIKING CAMPER VAN

Portland-based Outside Van specialize in converting the Mercedes Sprinter into a drool-worthy, tricked-out camper van with loads of interior space, and dedicated to hauling sports gear into and out of the wild. Designed with the cycling community in mind, Tails is built on a 2021 Mercedes-Benz Sprinter 144 chassis. Inside and out, Tails is a complete mobile bike mechanic station. Securing up to four bikes on two exterior utility ladders, Tails is further outfitted w...
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ICON BRONCO

Icon is California´s premiere builder of custom jeeps and trucks. We did a feature on one of their models sometime ago, the stunning Icon CJ3B Jeep, a recreation of a timeless classic... the Jeep Willys. Icon´s latest addition is a collaboration from Icon founder and designer Jonathan Ward with Ford and Nike. The Icon BR was inspired by the "66-77" Ford Bronco and features an impressive Ford Mustang GT 5.0-liter V8, 412 Hp, 390trq engine! Watch the video...
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BLISS MOBIL EXPEDITION VEHICLE

Bliss Mobil is a new concept for expedition vehicles, an innovative container-style all-in-one box, designed to fit all types of truck. Rather than the costly customising of each individual vehicle, the company has introduced five uniformed models to fit five separate truck wheelbases. The removable container sized homes range in a variety of sizes from the monstrous 23” (with enough room for 4-6 of your buddies), to their compact 11”, perfect for 2 people. They...
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