The second in a series of collaborations between two French companies, this exclusive bike melds 80's nostalgia with high-end style. Made by BMX experts Bogarde, the bike is an extension of Dior Homme's gold capsule collection, featuring a gold metal finish, calfskin seat and grips, and premium chain, tires, and pedals. Dior's signature bee is engraved on the handlebars and only 100 models are being made available to the public.
Inspired by the brand's Star helmets from the '60s and '70s, the Bell Bullitt Helmet mixes classic styling with modern protection. The low-profile composite shell is heavily padded and lined with removable, washable genuine leather. with front chin and metal mesh intake and exhaust vents. There's also integrated pockets for speakers, contoured cheek pads, and a padded chin strap with a D-ring closure. It's DOT- and ECE-certified and ships with a clear flat shield with a brown leather tab.
Size: XS / Head Size: 21 1/4" - 21 5/8" / Hat Size: 6 3/4" - 6 7/8"
Size: S / Head Size: 21 5/8" - 22" / Hat Size: 6 7/8" - 7"
Size: M / Head Size: 22 1/2"- 22 3/4" / Hat Size: 7 1/8"- 7 1/4"
Size: L / Head Size: 22 3/4" - 23 1/4" / Hat Size: 7 1/4" - 7 3.8"
Size: XL / Head Size: 23 5/8"- 24" / Hat Size: 7 1/2"- 7 5/8"
Size: XXL / Head Size: 24 1/4"- 24 3/4" / Hat Size: 7 3/4"- 7 7/8"
Weight: 3.3 lbs.
More commonly found on farms and ranches, John Deere's Gator line also includes mil-spec models. The Air Drop-certified M-Gator A1 is an open-air transport with a versatile cargo box that can be reconfigured to handle different loads. Among its notable modifications are a keyless ignition, rifle mount for M4 and M16 rifles, a three-cylinder engine capable of running diesel or JP-8 fuel, and a rollover bar that can be folded backward for transport on aircraft carriers and ships. It's joined in the line by the more purpose-built M-Gator A3-T, which is made specifically to transport soldiers, tools, test equipment, and cargo across Army airfields.
It's time to start cleaning out the garage. At just 27-feet long, the Flaris LAR 1 Personal Jet is equipped with detachable wings so it can fit into that empty bay. Its single-engine is a Williams International FJ33-5A turbofan that offers a cruising speed of 437 mph with a range of 1,990 miles. On the interior, the pilot is provided a Garmin G600 glass flight deck while the remaining cabin is fitted with an additional four passenger seats. When it's time to get off the ground, the plane only needs 820 feet of runway and can even handle a takeoff from the grass.
Designed for use on high-performance vehicles, Momo's new RF Series wheels offer a host of customization options. Firstly, they're available in three styles, each of which uses monoblock construction and rotary flow-formed barrels, maximizing strength while minimizing weight. They range in size from 18" to 20", depending on the style, come in a wide array of colors and finishes, and each one has custom machined offsets for a perfect fit on your vehicle.
Powered by an Oceanvolt AXC20 electric motor, the Q30 Motorboat from Q Yachts is a virtually silent way to slip across the water. With the optional 60kWh battery pack the 30-foot vessel has a range of up to 80 nautical miles, with a cruising speed of 9 knots and a top speed of 15. Its fiberglass hull has a sleek, hydrodynamically optimized form that produces minimal waves, and hides a spacious, comfortable cabin underneath.
The Tupelov Design Bureau is known for designing all manner of Soviet Cold War aircraft — from the military Tu-95 Bear to the Tu-144, the Soviet Union's answer to the Concorde. The A-3 Aerosledge occupies a much more unique place in Soviet history: It was designed to pickup cosmonauts and pilots across the Siberian tundra. The design specs stated that it had to be able to travel over snow, ice, and water. Alexi Tupelov's answer was an aerosledge — a vehicle that utilizes ground effect to skim over the ground on a cushion of air. This A-3 was spirited out of the Soviet Union and received a complete restoration in Germany, making it one of the most interesting and functional relics of the Cold War.
Inspired by New York City's bike commuters and their stealth fashion sense, the latest protective headwear from Thousand takes the classic design of their Heritage Collection to the next level. The helmet boasts an all-black shell, trim, logo, and rivets that are paired with utilitarian nylon straps, seven air vents, three cooling channels, and their signature poplock to secure it to your bike once you've reached your destination.
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Oris has been creating high-quality timepieces for over a century, and the new Aquis Chronograph is a testament to their experience and expertise. The impressive diver features a formidable stainless steel case that measures 45.5mm with a rotating divers bezel that is easy to grip and moves smoothly to set dive times. The maritime blue watch dial has three sub-dials and is the perfect contrast with the SuperLuminova Arabic numerals and indices for increased visibility when it's needed most. Automatic Swiss movement with a 48-hour power reserve is the heartbeat of the watch, which is water resistant up to 500 meters and finished with a black rubber strap that is attached to the lugs with screws.
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Part jet-ski, part inflatable boat, the Seakart 335 provides a uniquely fun experience on the water. It seats up to five comfortably, is powered by a Yamaha jet engine, and controlled via a steering wheel, making it easy to operate. Its inflatable sides make it virtually impossible to flip, and suitable for both calm and rough waters alike.
Rugged on the outside, elegant on the inside, the Mazu 52HT Yacht is an ideal day cruiser. The masculine lines of its carbon composite hull give it a hint of military flair, while the teak deck, sun deck, and open cockpit are more refined. It's powered by a pair of 600hp Volvo engines, good for a top speed of 37 knots and a cruising speed of 32. Underneath, there's three staterooms and a mid-section saloon, outfitted with Foglizzo leathers and marble veneers in the bathrooms, providing hotel-level comfort for extended trips.
It's not going to replace your car anytime soon, but the Flyer from Kitty Hawk might be the easiest way to experience the freedom of flight. Classified as an Ultralight, it's designed for use over uncongested areas like open water, and requires no registration or special license to operate. It's battery-powered, with 10 independent lift fans for vertical take-off and landing and up to 20 minutes of flight time per charge. Its composite body is both lightweight and waterproof, and it has a top speed of 20 mph, with a maximum altitude of 10 feet.
It can take you farther, in greater comfort and safety, than its predecessor. The HondaJet Elite has a range of 1,437 nautical miles, the highest in its class, and its 422 knots cruising speed and 43,000-foot cruising altitude are category-leading, as well. Its interior now has two-toned leather seats, an optional speaker-less Bongiovi sound system, and an automated Garmin G3000 avionics suite that makes flying the seven-seater as straightforward as possible.
Momo's light alloy wheels changed the industry in the 1970's, and now they're trying to do it again with the Heritage 6. The wheel features a classic six-spoke design that uses a rotary forged flow forming technology to make the wheel light and strong. The Heritage 6 is custom made to order and is available in 17″ and 18″ diameters and nine different colors.
Designed with urban commuters in mind, the Cowboy Electric Bicycle is a sleek, intelligent form of transportation. The bike features a concealed 252 WH, key-secured battery that lies in its seatpost and weighs a mere four pounds. The battery charges in under three hours and provides riders with up to 30 miles of unassisted range. You'll take advantage of that range with the bike's intelligent motor assist system that senses when on your ride you need a boost. It's lightweight at 35 pounds, and riders can connect via the iOS/Android app for live ride stats, built-in navigation, and GPS tracking.
Designed in part by Officina Italiana Design and Sergio Beretta, the Riva 110 Dolcevita Superyacht is the builder's latest flagship. Its flybridge has a large open area for entertaining, while below the open plan saloon has floor-to-ceiling windows on all sides for excellent views. The forward master suite also offers plenty of natural light, while four nearly equal staterooms on the lower deck give guests more space to themselves. It's powered by twin 16V 2,000 MTU diesel engines, good for a top speed of 26 knots, a cruising speed of 23 knots, and a range of 430 nautical miles.
Time is a finite resource. Don't waste yours waiting at the airport. Surf Air is a new membership-based way to fly. Two plans are available: the Escapes plan, which gives you access to $600-a-seat flights on the weekends, and the Unlimited plan, which, as the name suggests, is an all-you-can-travel affair. No matter which one you choose, you'll get all the benefits that come from taking off at a private airport, and will be joined by no more than seven other members on each flight. The company's fleet of Pilatus PC-12 executive aircraft provide plenty of room to work or relax while you're in the air, and their eleven destinations allow you to explore California and Nevada at your own pace.
The secret is in the springs. The Sapira by Leesa is a luxury hybrid mattress. What is a hybrid mattress? They provide the best of both premium foam and spring technology. The Sapira combines pressure relieving memory foam and cooling Avena foam layers from the Leesa mattress with a reimagined pocket spring base for unparalleled support. Premium grade steel pocket-springs react individually to your body shape for optimal body contouring and virtually zero motion transfer, so you and your partner can sleep soundly. The Sapira is Leesa's best attempt at delivering the highest quality mattress on the market. Get $200 off the Sapira mattress and try it in your own home for 100 nights.
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Meet the newest, pint-sized addition in the Boosted family. At just 29.5 inches long, the electric skateboard can be stashed under desks or in overhead bins, making it the perfect companion for commuters. Its compact stature still offers a stable ride with a Deep Dish composite deck while a kicktail design makes pivoting a breeze. Even though it's small, it's still mighty. The board's motor packs the same punch as the larger version, hitting speeds up to 20 mph with a range of up to 14 miles, climbing hills with ease. It's finished off with a set of Boosted's custom 80mm wheels designed specifically for electric skateboards.
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Merging comfort with capability, the IDA Pfeiffer Ice-Class Yacht can get you to a variety of remote destinations. The 70-meter vessel is powered by a diesel-electric propulsion system that has a range over 7,000 miles. A generous owners suite joins five VIP cabins, accommodating up to 14 guests along with 15 crew. People aren't the only thing it excels at transporting, as it's also capable of carrying an H135 helicopter, two 14-meter tenders, two rescue boats, a Triton submarine with dive support boat, an Icon waterplane, and up to two cars.
Designed as a two-person trainer, the Pipistrel Alpha Electro Airplane also offers a glimpse of all-electric air travel. For training, it has a short take-off distance, enabling use at smaller airfields, a quick 1,000 fpm climb speed, and an endurance of one-hour per charge. According to the company, the all-electric powertrain can cut the cost of pilot training by as much as 70% and can be operated with a single lever, allowing future airmen to focus on learning their skills. It recently received FAA certification — the first all-electric to do so — making its arrival at an airstrip near you only a matter of time.
Most expedition yachts are big and slow. Numarine's 26XP is neither. At 85 feet, it's capable of slipping into places larger boats can't go, and its dual 1,550 hp MAN diesel engines give it a top speed of 28 knots with a cruising speed of 18 knots. The interior also differs from most expedition vessels in its level of creature comforts, with a luxurious main saloon, a large master suite, and four other guestrooms, including two VIPs. Outside are multiple lounging areas, including a dining area, grill, and wet bar underneath the massive flybridge.
Tesla has no plans (that we know of) to enter the boating market. If they did, they might build something like this Tesla E-Vision GT concept. Created by Moroccan designer Belkharmoudi Aziz, this 60-foot vessel is powered by a pair of Model S powertrains creating 1,800 hp, enough for a top speed of over 40 knots and a cruising speed of 30. Kevlar-reinforced CFRP composite is used for the body to keep weight down, while the eight-person interior is outfitted in wood and solar panels on the deck help keep the batteries charged.
With a sleek aluminum exterior, the Tipoon Expandable Trailer is changing the face of pop-up campers. Its compact size keeps it small enough to store in your garage when not in use but once you've arrived at camp, the expandable pod nearly triples in size. Using a remote control, the press of a button raises the roof up to just over six feet. A slide out creates a roomy interior with a modular design that can transform into a kitchen, dining or living area, or bedroom that can sleep four. Although it's available in four standard trim choices, custom colors and accessories are also an option.
As you might gather from the name, the Exploris Yacht is designed to do more than just cruising calm coastal waters. A 328-foot vision from Gresham Yacht Design, it combines an ice-class hull with an Ulstein X-Bow that provides more interior space and a drier ride. An oversized helicopter hangar is near the tender garage, the latter with enough room for two 40-foot tenders, a submersible, and other toys. Foredecks provide outdoor space on every level, including the beach club with 33-foot pool, observation platform, and owner's suite.
The first experimental jet built by NASA in more than a decade, the X-Plane aims to break the sound barrier without the loud thunderclap that has sidelined supersonic planes from commercial use since 2003. NASA signed a $247.5 million contract with Lockheed Martin to build the X-Plane and will achieve nearly silent supersonic travel with a uniquely-shaped hull which sends the shockwaves away from the jet and prevents them from coming together in loud booms. The proposed aircraft will be 94 feet long with a wingspan of 29.5 feet and is expected to be delivered by the end of 2021.
Paris-based SeaBubbles is aiming to redefine urban travel not by taking to the air, but to the sea. Their new autonomous transportation service is based around pod-like "Bubble" boats that use foils to raise up off the water, eliminating seasickness and providing a smoother ride. The boats are 100% electric, automatically charging at designated Docks that also serve as pick-up and drop-off points. While a concrete rollout timeline has yet to be announced, the company hopes to offer its app-based service in more than 50 cities within the next five years.
Known for their iconic aluminum trailers, fiberglass might seem like an odd choice for the newest Airstream — but in fact, company founder Wally Byam experimented with the material as early as the 1950s. It now forms the semi-monocoque structure of the Nest by Airstream. Outside you'll find a two-tone, 3,400 pound, 16-foot body with six windows — including a ski goggle-inspired panoramic front windshield — as well as a skylight and a vertical window on the rear-mounted door. All of which helps to light the clean interior, which offers generous storage, premium fixtures, a two-burner stove, microwave, wet bath, and your choice of either a U-shaped dinette that converts into a bed or a permanent bed with Tuft & Needle mattress.
Air travel between major cities is a breeze compared to the challenge of trying to speed to a smaller destination. Sky Trek Aircraft Charter Service solves this problem — in Japan, at least. This membership-based service lets you book travel from within their app, suggesting the best routes for your trip. When it's time to go, simply arrive at the airport, wait a bit, and an attendant will escort you directly to the plane, where you'll have plenty of room to stretch out and a guaranteed view of your surroundings. Currently serving nearly 100 airports in destinations across Japan, with service soon expected to expand to the Hawaiian islands and the Philippines.
Instead of spending a fortune buying a custom adventure ride, transform your own truck into one with the Fiftyten Adventure Vehicle System. This DIY kit includes three pieces: a flat tray area that replaces the traditional bed and offers side storage boxes with a large drawer at the rear, a box that sits atop the tray and has T-slots for attaching furniture, kitchen modules, etc, and a pop-up rooftop tent. It's compatible with a wide range of models from companies such as Toyota, Ford, and Mercedes, and can be customized to fit your needs.
Vintage Electric makes bikes in California combining retro looks with modern acceleration. The Signature Cruz is one of their latest, limited to 20 units and created with help from surf legend Jeff Clark. It boasts a 702-watt lithium battery that can go up to 35 miles on a single charge and tops out at 36mph in race mode. The saddle, grips, and frame are all wrapped with Brooks premium leather, while the Schwalbe Black Jack tires with KevlarGuard protect against flats. Clark's influence rounds things out, as the bike includes a removable surf rack, a custom rear rack for storage, and insulated panniers that double as a cooler.
The Ridge Warrior electric fat bike was made with law enforcement and tactical professionals in mind. It features a carbon belt drive system that is comprised of a 1,000-watt motor and a Panasonic 48V13AH Lithium Ion battery. The carbon fiber belt lasts for more than 10,000 miles while the bike's hand-welded aluminum alloy frame can handle up to 330 pounds of weight. The battery gives riders a range of nearly 30 miles without pedaling, it maxes out at 30mph, and includes a full-color display that shows your speed, average speed, trip distance, and remaining battery power.
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