Ubc Coren

UBC GmbH is a German company that produce carbon fiber components for automotive brands such as Audi and Porsche, they latest work has nothing to do with cars though, the "Coren" is an outstanding urban bike. The frame of the Coren is made of very high tensile strength T1000 carbon fibers which are otherwise used almost solely in Formula 1 monocoques. The bike was designed by Christian Zanzotti and features an innovative super-slim frame with top and down tubes, giving the Coren a unique visual lightness, in fact the bike only wieghs 7,700 grams. The Coren can be purchased from the end of 2012 and will be available either as a Singlespeed, Pedelec or Fixie. Get your check book out....$32,000 please Sir. Watch the video

source

UBC Coren Teaser from UBC Composites on Vimeo.

TOYOTA FJ CRUISER | BY XPLORE VEHICLES

XPLORE Adventure Series Toyota FJ Cruiser is designed for great outdoors adventure, you can choose from four levels of equipment to fit your lifestyle and appetite for exploring, camping or sightseeing some of the most incredible places on the face of the Earth. XPLORE Adventure Series Toyotas are available at participating Toyota dealers in the US. Each XPLORE Toyota comes with a free Annual Pass to all of the National Parks and Monuments....
read more

K-Speed Honda Super Cub

After announcing the return of the iconic Monkey mini-bike in 2018, Honda also brought back another fun, compact retro bike, the Super Cub. The popular Super Cub bike is one of the most recognizable bikes in the world, but in the U.S the model was discontinued about 40 years ago. Until last year. But it hasnt only been America lauding the Super Cub. Japanese tuners have been having fun with it by creating retro modern takes, including this impressive build by K-Spee...
read more

Volkswagen e-BULLI Electric Microbus

Volkswagen has teamed up with Stuttgart-based EV-conversion company eClassics, for this gorgeous all-electric Microbus based on the classic T1 Samba Bus produced in 1966. Named e-BULLI, the vintage Volkswagen-turned EV had its original 32 kW four-cylinder boxer engine replaced with a VW modern 61 kW electric motor, giving it two times the torque than the original combined with a top speed of 80 mph (130 kph). The vintage Kombi also features a retuned chassis, a...
read more