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Triumph TE-1 Electric Motorcycle

Triumph has revealed their spectacular electric motorcycle design as the bike rolls closer to production. The mighty TE-1 is based on the Street and Speed Triple motorcycles and was co-develop with Williams Advanced Engineering that managed to equip the bike with a 15 kWh battery that pushes a peak output of 170 kW, equivalent to roughly 228 horsepower, with a continuous output of 130 kW, or around 174 horsepower. It was also fitted with a Gates Carbon belt drive, Ohlins RSU suspension, Brembo M50 monobloc calipers, and the proprietary Triumph motorcycle control software. The final Phase 4 of the development cycle will come next, and will include a variety of track testing variables.



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CAKE BUKK ELECTRIC MOTORCYCLE | Image

CAKE BUKK ELECTRIC MOTORCYCLE

Cake is a name that comes to mind when thinking about the electric bike market, specially for their high-performance off-road bikes. Their latest offering - the Bukk Electric Motorcycle, boasts a power-to-weight ratio that is category-leading, ensuring its eye-catching performance on the road. With a 72V battery and 16kW motor, the newly developed drivetrain can reach top speeds of over 100kmh/62mph and deliver 420Nm of immediate electric torque. Three ride modes pr...
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GANT CITY BIKE

This limited-to-25 edition, single-speed cruiser bike features retro styling with hand stitched leather handlebars, a Brooks leather saddle with attached tool bag, hand-welded lugs, a sculptural LED headlamp, a unique enamel head badge, and large, off-white tires for a smooth ride. ...
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1955 PORSCHE 550 SPYDER

The Porsche 550 Spyder is one of the most iconic cars ever, it first shot to fame as a racing car produced by Porsche in the 1950s, and then later became famous as the car James Dean was driving when he tragically died in an accident. The stunning Porsche 550 Spyder offered here is from 1955 and is one of only 97 examples. It is in pristine condition, and in the late 80s received a ground up, regardless-of-cost restoration with amazing attention to detail. It was us...
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