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VanMoof V Hyperbike
Dutch minimalist urban bicycle manufacturer Vanmoof has has just announced a new high-speed electric bicycle model known as the VanMoof V, an electric bike the company is referring to as a "hyperbike". The high-speed electric bike is capable of hitting an insane top speed of 60km/h (37mph), making it the ideal city transportation means to replace cars and scooters. There is also two-wheel drive, thicker tires, a new frame design and front and rear suspension, which could make lengthier trips more comfortable. Powered by a hulking 700Wh battery, the mighty bike also features a Turbo Boost button, automatic shifting, and a keyless kick lock among the anti-theft and recovery tech. The first deliveries of the VanMoof V will begin in late 2022, and it is set to be priced at $3498.



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ELLASPEDE YAMAHA XT660
Ellaspede create custom motorcycles, apparel and accessories from their base at West End in Brisbane, Australia. The latest creation to roll out of their workshop is this adventure-ready Yamaha XT660R, a build that can be used as a daily city commuter, but capable of crossing swathes of bush at the weekend. The end result is an aggressive, faceted aesthetic with a bold color-scheme, the custom bodywork includes a custom aluminum fuel tank, side panels, radiator shro...
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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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GEHOCAB CAMPER CONVERSION
German overlanding specialist GEHOcab will convert your favorite 4×4 into a modular carbon overlander. The carbon-shelled chassis-mounted camper turns some of the worlds favorite 4x4s (including the all-new, much-hyped Land Rover Defender and Ford Bronco) into sleek, go-anywhere mini-RVs. The exceptionally lightweight cabin features a design that blends seamlessly into the vehicle of choice, with options ranging from a shower and a fully-equipped kitchen to a satel...
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