BMW R80 T63

Angry Motors is a new custom motorbike workshop from Switzerland, their first build is this spectacular 1989 BMW R80RT scrambler called "T63”, a name that origins from the bike´s chunky Michelin T63 tires. This model was chosen for the striking mono-shock on the rear, and the iconic boxer engine. The whole bike was ripped to the bone and all parts were powder coated, spray painted, and then rebuilt it completely with new seals, stainless bolts and bespoke pieces. It was also fitted with a custom leather seat, retro grips, montone handlebar controls, YSS rear shocks, bing carburetors, and finished in a sublime matte black color scheme.

This beauty is up for grabs, contact Angry Motors for more details.

LAND ROVER DEFENDER HERITAGE

If we were to describe perfection, we´d probably use these images. The guys over at Cool & Vintage have restored another one of a kind vehicle, this beautiful Land Rover D90 Heritage is in pristine condition, was fully restored to the highest standard and looks amazing. These guys really stepped up their game for this immaculate build, besides all the hours put in mechanical work, they finished it in a sublime color scheme, we love the way the marine blue p...
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MARTIN JETPACK

James Bond eat your heart out! After years of testing and prototypes, the New zealand company Martin Aircraft will finally launch this year the Martin Jet Pack. With a production limited to 500 units at a cost of $80,000, jetpack is produced with composite carbon fiber, driven by a V4 engine with 150kW of power. It has a range of 30min/50km, speed 96km/h and flight altitude of 2438m. Check out the amazing video....
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AERO PRO ELECTRIC SKATEBOARD

The Parsec Aero Pro Electric Skateboard combines futuristic design with high-performance features, making it one of the most advanced e-skateboards available. Built with a T800 carbon fiber deck, it is both lightweight and incredibly strong, able to withstand up to 1,746 lb (793 kg) of force without breaking. Dual Hobbywing 5250 rear-wheel-drive motors push it to a top speed of 27 mph (43 km/h), while the low deck height (3.35 inches) and custom aluminum trucks prov...
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