Merging a classic 70s aesthetic with modern technology, Bell’s latest — the Bullitt — takes the full-face helmet to new grounds. Constructed of a fiber composite shell, the Bullitt’s retro design was made in celebration of Bell’s 60th Anniversary. Lined with a removable perforated microsuede liner and leather trim, the helmet also features 5 vents, 2 […]
29
Oct
Retro design to celebrate the 60th Anniversary of Bell
16
May
Total gamer immersion without compromise for $18,400
Add the Motion Simulator company to Ariel, makers of one of the world’s most blisteringly quick custom build cars, and what do you get? Howsabout the TL1 — for $18,400 (£11 500), it’s possibly the gamer’s ultimate boner dream. Entertaining a 180-degree spherical projector screen and variable driving position cockpit, the TL1 is the ultimate in […]
15
Nov
Get your '80s fix with updated technology
Feeling a need to relive the 80s, but don’t want to subject yourself to the horror that is Footloose, 2.0? The iHome iPhone Boombox might be just what you’re looking for. Updated with new technology from the standard 20 D-battery monstrosities of yore, the iHome iPhone Boombox offers a sleek monotone design, SRS TruBass DSP, […]
12
Sep
Racetrack-worthy supercar based on Blancpain racing series
While all attention is naturally on the gamechanging Aventodor at present (my god what a car), Lamborghini doesn’t want you to forget about its cash cow Gallardo — the best selling Lambo of all time. Its brand new LP 570-4 Super Trofeo Stradale is the most extreme Gallardo ever — a special edition vehicle based on […]
16
Aug
Riding green never looked so damn good
Design companies, car manufacturers and top tier bike builders have all joined forces at one point or another and turned out their version of the best bike for urban environments. People see the benefits associated to human powered transit, both on their wallet and the planet, leading the environmentally friendly movement to start creating designs […]
3
Aug
Honda enters a whole new marketplace...and pricepoint
Honda entered the American market on the strength of its lightweight motorcycles, an invasion that almost heralded doom for Harley Davidson (and did sound the eventual death knell for most British manufacturers like BSA, Norton and Triumph). Then in the 1960s they introduced their first small cars into the Land of the Muscle Car and […]
