Crooked Yamaha XS400

From 1978-1982, Yamaha built the famous XS400 model, and in the first year it became one of the best-selling motorcycles in the world. Now Crooked Motorcycles, a workshop based in Germany, has done an amazing job on this stunning Yahaha XS400. This gorgeous transformation is based on a standalone and unique solution "DIY-Kit" ($2,775) that features several parts and accessories that let you build your dream bike. You can choose between a DIY-Moto-Kit and build by yourself if you are the proud owner of a Yamaha XS400, or order a complete bike such as this one for a total of $13,875. watch the timelapse video of the build below

1966 Ferrari 275 GTS

Courtesy of the guys at Auxietre & Schmidt, you have got a chance to get your hands on this mesmerising 1966 Ferrari 275 GTS, one of just 200 examples built. The unique open-top Ferrari was designed and constructed by renown Italian car design firm Pininfarina, and its smooth and more understated lines are handsome and display an air of sophistication, discreetly hiding the race-derived V-12 that sits under the hood. The mighty V12 engine produces 260bhp at 7,00...
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FREDWARD BICYCLE

The Fredward by Handsome Cycles is the perfect city commuter, a minimalist ride designed to tackle the city streets. Available as single-speed or 3-speed, the sturdy urban bike is built with a slightly lower bottom bracket and longer wheelbase, enabling it to handle a variety of surfaces. the end result is a relaxed bike that’s comfortable for city riding while still being a killer cyclocross frame as well. Head over to the Handsome Cycles website for more info ...
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2004 Mercedes-Benz Unimog U500

Looking for the ultimate starting point for your expedition vehicle? Check out this impressive Unimog for sale. The Mercedes-Benz Unimog is easily one of the most iconic 4x4s of all time, a highly adaptable off-roader that you can count on, with great reliability, high robustness, unique off-road capabilities and a high payload. The truck featured here is a 2004 Mercedes-Benz Unimog U500 and has been converted from the original single-cab configuration to a crew cab...
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