Oru Kayak Lake

Oru have presented their lightest, sleekest (and cheapest) folding kayak ever! The popular origami-inspired kayak has been sized down for the everyday commute, and takes it from the trunk of your car to floating on the water in just 2 minutes. The nine-foot-long Oru Kayak Lake weighs only 18 pounds but can hold up to 250 pounds of paddler and gear. The real magic though is that the whole thing folds up into a neat box shape, just like origami. The Lake is available for pre-order on Kickstarter and is set for delivery this August. watch the video below

KNOG BIKE LIGHTS

KNOG is a cycling accessories brand from Melbourne, Australia, they are specialists in manufacturing products for urban riding. The KNOG Bike Lights are affordable and easily attachable, they’re a commuter essential, and stand out from the crowd with colorful, fun and stylish designs. Perhaps you’re a rural commuter, an urban rider or a general all-rounder? Whatever the ride, KNOG have got you covered with lights that are built with advanced LED tech...
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1958 BMW 507 Roadster Series II

Born to challenge the supremacy of the Porsche Speedster and Mercedes-Benz 300 SL, the BMW 507 Series II Roadster outgrew its experimental beginnings to become one of the most awe-inspiring cars in modern motoring. If you´ve never seen one before, it might be because they only built 252 of them. Offered here is a desirable Series II variant with increased engine output and a little additional space behind the seats, offering those taller drivers a more comfortable ...
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OXBOARD

Oxboard is like a Segway without armrests, looks much cooler, and is much easier to carry and store. Developed by a Dutch company, Oxboard combines the technology of Segway and the cool of the skateboard culture, it is easy to ride and extremely agile. The two-wheel electric vehicle is operated with your feet and subtle body shifts, you can move forward, backward, make turns and even rotate 360 degrees around your axis. It contains enough energy after ...
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