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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, traction control, hill hold, cruise control, keyless ignition, and TFT instruments all come as standard. And you can enhance this incredible bike even more by personalizing your ride with over 50 custom accessories. The Rocket 3 will be produced in two versions, the R and the GT. The main distinction points to the riding ergonomics. Final pricing will be confirmed in November 2019.



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ROAMR JEEP GLADIATOR TOMAHAWK | Image

ROAMR JEEP GLADIATOR TOMAHAWK
Troy and Tony, co-founders of RoamR, build rigs for discriminating customers. The latest creation to roll out of their workshop is this ultra-capable off-road vehicle based on a 1974 Jeep J20 pickup. Dubbed the Tomahawk, the beastly rig was designed as a self-contained exploration machine that could be driven out to the far reaches of the desert and camped in. The guys popped a 401 V8 under the hood, modernized it with new Metalcloak suspension lifting it six inches...
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Michelin Airless Tires
Airless Tires will soon become a real thing and end with the hassle of punctured tires. These have been under development for some time but Michelin seem to have gotten the formula just about right. They’ve named it the UPTIS which stands for Unique Puncture Proof Tire System, these are being developed in collaboration with GM, the American car manufacturer is going to equip a large fleet of their Bolt models with the tires to continue testing and developing. The ...
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1969 Shelby GT350 B Production Fastback | Image

1969 Shelby GT350 B Production Fastback
Presenting the captivating story of the 1969 Shelby GT350 B Production Fastback, a racecar with a remarkable journey. Originally a Silver Jade GT500, it faced theft and damage, leading to its transformation into a racing icon. Purchased by Jerry Lecatse of ABC Auto Wreckers, it underwent modifications, including a Boss 302 engine and Grabber Green paint. Racing in B Production from 1973 to 1975, Lecatse sold it to Gordon and Nancy Gimbel, who further evolved it into...
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