Ryvid Anthem Electric Motorcycle

Ryvid, a startup in California, has unveiled the Anthem electric motorcycle as its first offering. The Anthem employs a motor totally enclosed in the swingarm and a replaceable 4.3kWh battery pack good for 75 miles of range and a top speed of 75 MPH. It is built around a stainless steel frame that weighs just 12 pounds. The Anthems unique packaging draws on the founder and CEO Dong Trans experience in the aerospace industry and weights under 240 pounds overall. The 4.9-inch TFT display provides information, and the Ergo-Easy seat has a comfortable 30-34-inch seat height. There are currently reservations open for 1,000 units of the inaugural Anthem Launch Edition.

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BMW R NINET | BY OFFICINE SBRANNETTI

Our Friday custom motorbike crush comes from Italian Officine Sbrannetti again. Last week we featured their awesome BMW R1100GS named "Buldozzer", and after snooping around their portfolio again, we came across this mind-blowing creation named "Spirit of Zeller". The spectacular build pays homage to the legendary German racer BMW RS54 Rennsport, and has been fitted with a new handmade leather-wrapped seat, new handcrafted fenders, a new simplified odometer, new exha...
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MODIFIED 1973 FORD BRONCO

Although we absolutely love the new 2021 Bronco, we cannot forget the original 1966-77 Bronco, which remains a highly-collectible design icon. Our latest Bronco crush is this beauty offered at Bring a Trailer, a 1973 Ford Bronco that has been highly refurbished and modified. The vintage beauty is finished in Limestone Green Metallic over a black interior and powered by a 351ci Windsor V8 engine that is paired with a three-speed automatic transmission and an Atlas du...
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1981 Land Cruiser FJ45

Another masterpiece to roll out of the FJ Company workshop. You’ve no doubt heard of the FJ40 Land Cruiser, one of the most iconic vintage 4x4´s on the road, and increasingly popular on the classic car circuit… but have you met the FJ45? The FJ45 Land Cruiser was produced in Japan from 1976 to 1986. This rugged workhorse could carry up to 13 people, and was designed to carry the troops (hence its nickname "the Troopy”). It was deployed as a commercial vehicle...
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