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Cake Work Electric Bikes

Swedish e-bike maker Cake have introduced a modular electric work scooter that is perfect for zipping around town. The Work Series features two super lightweight electric motorcycles with an ultra-utilitarian appearance and plenty of add-ons for toting gear. Aimed at the mobile workforce, these work versions are upgraded with nearly twice the battery capacity for range figures of up to 100 miles and outlets to power devices, appliances, or tools. The bikes tout increased towing capacity as well, and can be outfitted with racks, hardpoints, and mounted luggage for up to 70 cubic feet of storage space.



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2014 DUCATI MONSTER 1200

Ducati have unveiled  a new and updated version of one of their most iconic motorbikes, the Monster 1200. The impressive beast features a superbike-derived 1198 Testastretta 11° DS engine that delivers an impressive 135 horsepower at 8750 rpm and 87 lb-ft of torque at 7250 rpm! It will be also available in a S version that ups the ante to 145 horsepower and 92 lb-ft of torque. The 2014 Ducati Monster 1200 is listed at $13,495 while the 1200 S c...
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TRIUMPH ROCKET 3

Meet the 2020 Triumph Rocket 3, a mighty new bike that packs the biggest motorcycle engine ever to hit the streets. The beastly ride is powered by an impressive 165-hp 2,500cc triple engine engine that produces the highest torque of any production motorcycle at a staggering 163 pound-feet. Other standout features include a fully adjustable Showa suspension, Brembo Stylema M4 brakes, an all-new signature twin LED headlight, Rider modes, cornering ABS, t...
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Busypeople KTM Scrambler

Over the years the KTM 390 Duke has become a popular platform for customization, and this latest build belongs to Akash Das from BusyPeople, a graphic designer based in Mumbai, India. Das saw potential in the 390 for a modern scrambler, and he started off by re-drawing the subframe  creating one that is much flatter and shorter. He also designed many of the custom parts using 3D software, then 3D printed prototype parts, before having the final pieces machi...
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