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Yamaha Xs400 | By Hold Fast Motors | Image

Yamaha Xs400 | By Hold Fast Motors
Hold Fast Motors is a small workshop run by Andrew Hull from Austin, Minessota. He has done an awesome job turning this 1979 Yamaha XS400 into a Brat/Scrambler hybrid, named "Black & Tan”. Inspired by the knobby tires and the rough look of the Triumph Steve McQueen was riding in the movie "Great Escape", Andrew´s creation went from a brat bike to this cool knobby tired scrambler.

source: the bike shed



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Indian eFTR Hooligan E-Bike | Image

Indian eFTR Hooligan E-Bike
Indian Motorcycle has teamed up with Super73 for this cool looking ride that offers the look and feel of a motorcycle but with the high-tech operational power of a high-end electric bike. The Indian eFTR Hooligan 1.2 is based on the Super73-S2 platform and features a removable 960Wh battery, moto-style handlebars, a LED headlight, and is capable of reaching 28-mph giving you plenty of acceleration when you are on the street and absolutely tears up the dirt when you ...
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THE QUARTERMASTER | BY ICON 1000 | Image

THE QUARTERMASTER | BY ICON 1000
The Quartermaster is the result of a URAL x ICON1000 collaboration. ICON has a long history with building truly unique, rugged, all-terrain motorcycles, we have featured their spectacular "Dromedarii” before. The Quartermaster is based on the Ural Solo sT and is inspired by rugged Soviet Naval ships, it´s a highly modified bike designed for enduring the End of Days! watch the video...
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NEST ROOFTOP TENT | Image

NEST ROOFTOP TENT
Designer Sebastian Maluska has created a simple rooftop tent for dynamic nomadic people that can be fitted to the roof of any car. The lightweight pop-up tent is inspired by sailing materials, and unlike other car tents that are heavy, very expensive and bulky (which consumes a lot of fuel), the Nest uses as little materials as possible, which creates a more affordable and simpler way to sleep on your car. It is made from two light-weight aluminium frames covered wi...
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