2015 Kawasaki Ninja H2r

Kawasaki have recently unveiled at the EICMA show in Milan, Italy, the world’s most powerful motorcycle, meet the 2015 Kawasaki Ninja H2R. This beast is packed with an impressive supercharged 998cc, inline 4-cylinder engine, pumping out 300hp! making it the fastest production bike on the planet. Given these staggering performance numbers, the H2R will be a track-only model, however, Kawasaki have released a street-legal version dubbed the Kawasaki Ninja H2 with a price tag of $25,000. watch the video

Unite Modular LED Light Bar System

The Unite Modular LED Light Bar System lets you custom configure a LED light bar to your exact needs. The unique off-road lighting system uses slide-and-lock components, so you can easily customize it as often as you want. Each 2000-lumen light module features a 4-LED advanced optic design that comes in 8 different styles to match your lighting needs, each one sporting its own combo of beam pattern, LED color, and faceplate design. Rails come in a variety of lengths...
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Bonnell eMoto

Born from a passion for performance and precision, the all-new Bonnell eMoto lineup is redefining what electric dirt bikes can do. Designed in Austin and engineered globally, the brand's first models, the 805 and 902, deliver serious off-road thrills with cutting-edge tech and rugged capability. The 805 is the more approachable option, packing 40 hp, 245 mm of suspension travel, and a lightweight 3.1-kWh swappable battery. Its playful design and trail-fri...
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MINI REMASTERED MARSHALL EDITION

British automaker David Brown Automotive, has teamed up with amplifier specialists, Marshall, for this performance-focused version of the Mini Remastered, with a new and more powerful engine and a healthy dose of performance-enhancing updates. Powered by a tuned 1.33-liter A-series engine hooked up to a five-speed manual gearbox, outputting 83hp at 6,200rpm and 133lb ft of torque, the little beast can accelerate from a standstill to 62 mph in 8.9 seconds, with a top...
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