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

ROAMERICA ADVENTURE VEHICLE RENTALS

Roamerica is a leading camper van rental company based outside of Portland, Oregon. Since 2015, owners Gretchen Bayless and Taylor Hood have been facilitating amazing Pacific Northwest experiences for their customers with their custom Sportsmobile rentals as well as with destination information, activity suggestions, and adventure ideas. They have a full fleet of Sportsmobile converted adventure vans that are fully-loaded and ready to go — including pop-top camper...
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B-9 NH BLACK EDITION BICYCLE

This spectacular new ride by BME Design, is like the Lamborghini of bikes, it looks like something Bruce Wayne would pull from his private lair for a stroll through Gotham City. The remarkable B-9 NH Black Edition Urban Stealth Bicycle is inspired by the famous F-117 Nighthawk aircraft, it is hand-crafted from carbon fibre, with a striking matte black finish. Built to withstand the abuse of the harsh reality of the urban environment, the head turning single speed bi...
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VIKTOR RED RACE BICYCLE | BY SCHINDELHAUER

Schindelhauer is a German brand that produces timeless, minimalist, elegant bicycles. They have announced a very limited edition(exactly 50 copies) of their awesome Viktor racing bike exclusively fitted with the new Gates Red Carbon Drive System, an outstanding technology that features a carbon-fiber belt that is stronger and more efficient than a traditional bike chain, giving you a longer-lasting, grease-free, lower-maintenance drive, and most importantly, an unbe...
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