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Voltitude Electric Scooter
The Swiss company Voltitude developed a prototype for an electric bicycle that can be carried any, including inside an elevator. It features a hydraulic disc brake, rear wheel drive, anti-theft lock, recycled aluminum wheels, front and rear lighting, all powered by a motor charged by an electric lithium polymer 9,5 amps battery. With this little beauty you can run 20 to 40 miles at a speed of 25 km / h.



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EMORY 1960 PORSCHE 356 | Image

EMORY 1960 PORSCHE 356
Rod Emory restores Porsche 356 coupes and convertibles at his shop in northern Los Angeles. His company "Emory Motosports” are specialists in customising the Porsche 356s since the late 1980s. The latest masterpiece to roll out of their workshop is this beautiful custom 1960 Porsche 356 commissioned by musician John Oates, the legendary Hall & Oates guitarist.  This modern take on the classic sports car has been updated with some premium flourishes for th...
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Clip E-Bike Conversion Kit
Electric bikes are cool, but they are also expensive. With this new kit, anyone can transform a bike into an e-bike, instantly. The Clip E-Bike Conversion Kit aims to improve the daily commute by making it easier and more fun, it is in fact a portable motor that attaches and detaches to your existing pedal bike with ease. It clips to the front fork and the powered hub meets with your front tire, driving the bike forward without the need to add sprockets or gears. It...
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SBU V3 | SELF BALANCING UNICYCLE | Image

SBU V3 | SELF BALANCING UNICYCLE
SBU V3 is a Self-Balancing Unicycle by Focus Designs. The one wheel vehicle is controlled with leaning motions, all you need to do is lean forward to go, and lean back to slow down and stop. The company says it will take you 20-30 minutes to learn and after that, it will become as natural as walking. The SBU runs on electric energy and is very silent, weighs only 27lbs and can reach a top speed of 15mph. It´s portability makes it the perfect commuter....
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