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KTM Rally: Is this the bike to 690 KTM's fortunes?
KTM hasn’t had an easy road. But you can’t argue that there are easier ways to save a motorcycle company than building a 690-cc single-cylinder rally bike. You could make a cheap commuter. You could build another middleweight adventure bike with a...
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Elegant carbon fiber multitool puts high-strength blade in your pocket
This new multitool we've just come across packs four tools into a frame that's both compact and easy to grip. What sets it apart is its range of finishes in a beautifully shaped handle, making for a sophisticated addition to your EDC kit. The Sidekick...
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Small, spry solar-roofed tractor looks to replace diesel
For small-scale farmers, diesel is a recurring headache. A bill that swings with global oil prices and never really goes away. Battery power has been pitched as the fix for years, but it's barely made a dent in the tractor market. GoSun thinks it has...
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Stark goes dark with limited- edition Varg SM electric supermoto
In Norse mythology, Sköll is the name of a giant wolf that chases the sun across the sky. I’m not sure if that’s what Stark Future was going for with the Varg SM Sköll, but well, that’s what the limited-edition electric supermoto is named. But more...
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Just tease the new world- record ride?
In typical sly fashion, Triumph appears to have given us an unofficial sneak peek at its updated Tiger 1200. The venue? A world-record attempt for the fastest motorcycle circumnavigation of the globe. Two-time Dakar Rally champion Sam Sunderland...
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Shipping container transformed into cozy tiny house for two
The humble shipping container is little more than a basic metal box, but designers and architects never seem to run out of ideas for what to do with it. The Luna Cottage is a particularly nicely done example, transforming a standard container into a...
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Has an Indian disruptor just built the world’s lightest off- road helmet?
There are a few things in motorcycling that make me immediately suspicious. A 200-hp Chinese V4? Sounds about right. A Honda Dax dressed as a hot rod chopper? I'll raise an eyebrow. But a rather unheard-of helmet manufacturer suddenly announcing that...
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Epic ride: 201,901 miles, four records and $ 150,000 for charity
American rider Patrick Cornell, also known as "Vroom Old Man," has notched up 201,901 miles (roughly 324,928 km) over 12 consecutive months across the United States and Canada aboard his 2025 Indian Pursuit. Why, you ask? To raise money for the...
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TV throws super screen visuals super snappy
From the high-end aesthetic and high-tech internals of its lifestyle projectors, it's easy to imagine that AWOL Vision has been in the home entertainment space for a long while. But the crowdfunding favorite is still a relative baby. We've featured...
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Flat- pack titanium stove brings active heat control to your campsite
Outdoor cooks have traditionally had to face a tricky decision: pack a heavy basecamp barbecue or settle for single-purpose minimalist backpacking gear. A new cooking contender on Kickstarter is attempting to subvert those boundaries. Developed by Hong...
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Goes for the jugular with its razorsharp superbike
Historic motorcycle marque Brough Superior is back with another collaboration that’s nothing short of incredible - and this time around, you can actually ride it on city streets. Allow me to present to you the stunning AMB 002, the first road-legal...
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Powered filter pumps out
There are many ways to purify water out in the wilderness so it's safe to drink. This new piece of kit makes it arguably more convenient than any portable device for the job. The Puroway filter looks like a compact bottle, but it's got a clever bit of...
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Our planet has a time problem and it may be about - to get weirder
Every second counts in a high-paced, high-tech world. Except when it shouldn’t. The 28th General Conference on Weights and Measures (CGPM) in Versailles in October is expected to settle a debate over whether we should be so pedantic about our measures...
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Range Rover's first electric SUV brings proper offroading cred
After ruling the luxury SUV roost for over half a century, the Range Rover is finally available in a fully electric version. Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) says it's worked on this for the last decade, and filed more than 300 patents along the way to bring it...
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Comeback
Some motorcycle brands die. Others simply refuse to stay dead. Bultaco belongs firmly in the latter camp. The legendary Spanish marque disappeared from the motorcycle scene decades ago, leaving behind a trail of lightweight two-strokes, racing trophies...
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" nuclear shipping corridor
It's possible that by 2035 there may be as many as 50 nuclear-powered cargo ships plying the seas. In anticipation of this, the Pink Corridor Project is evaluating how to set up safe and secure nuclear shipping lanes between the US and Britain. Unlike...
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Triple- threat WIG hydrofoil aircraft makes maiden flight
One of the world’s most unusual aircraft has taken to the air in its first crewed flight. Regent Craft's Viceroy is an all-electric "seaglider" that combines a floating hull, wing-in-ground (WIG) effect technology, and hydrofoils into a single vehicle....
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This Honda Dax is basically a pocket-sized hot-rod chopper
When Honda launched the Dax and its 125cc mini-moto siblings, I bet even Honda couldn’t have predicted the sheer number of custom builds they would go on to inspire. Here we are, with umpteenth Honda 125cc build... and it might just be my personal...
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Otherworldly pickup camper telescopes into 5 - sleeper hard wall duplex -
Colorado truck topper innovator Radica Products has never been known to follow convention. Its very first product widened out the common pickup cap to create a low-profile but roomy camper capable of sleeping two people across the width of the truck....
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Camper van
The age of all-electric Volkswagen California camper van life is finally here. VW was definitely way too late to the party to launch the first electric camper van, and we can't even say it developed the cutest. But it does finally have...
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Keyboard- controller combo could be MIDI of musicians' dreams
Polyend, maker of immensely cool drum machines, synths, and guitar pedals, is now working on a product for your desk. Keys combines a playable three-octave piano with a QWERTY keyboard you can use for work, composition, and performing. It looks like a...
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1,430- mile range BYD's full- size PHEV in
I don’t know how, but BYD manages to get these sorts of headlines almost every week. This time, it’s for the company’s latest crossover SUV - the weirdly named BYD FCB Ti 9 that promises a whopping 1,430-mile (2,300-km) combined range. BYD might not be...
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Duo X puts Dolby Atmos and sound around
On paper, the OXS Thunder Duo X sounds too good to be true. At a glance, I thought it might be a little gimmicky. After I plugged the system in and fired up Modern Warfare 3, I finished the campaign with some thoughts ... The neck pillow speaker, which...
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Cross your fingers for VW's Brazil- bound pickup to make it stateside
For years, America's been in the chokehold of unnecessarily oversized pickup trucks, but recent announcements of new vehicles show that common sense - and more reasonably proportioned utes - may soon prevail. That's why I imagine that there might be a...
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Durston's Dyneema X- Dome tent claims ' world's lightest' title
When ultralight backpacking boutique Durston Gear launched the X-Dome 1+ freestanding tent in 2024, anyone familiar with the brand knew it wasn't going to be the lightest in the series. That's because Durston has an established history of going even...
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Mitsubishi making Pininfarina- designed eis this crossover for Australia
Mitsubishi makes only a handful of EVs across its global markets, but it's finally getting around to expanding its lineup with a beauty. Australia will get this handsome crossover later this year. The ASX VR-e, with its unibrow headlamp and recessed...
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$ 1,800 Indian e-moto offers 160- mile range
For the world's largest motorcycle and two-wheeler market, you have an overwhelming number of options, considering more than 20 million units are sold annually. I’m talking about India, whose two-wheeler market is showing no signs of slowing down, with...
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Ultra- rare Aston Martin V8 Vantage Zagato is up for sale
Hundreds of retro cars turn up on the market every week, but when something as iconic as this 1990 Aston Martin V8 Vantage Zagato pops up, you’re going to stop and take notice. It hails from an era when Fox-Body Mustangs were in their heyday, and the...
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World's first solar-powered ambulance hits the real world
Student engineers at Eindhoven University of Technology have revealed a pioneering vehicle that can cross remote off-grid regions to deliver on-the-spot healthcare - and is powered entirely by the sun. The Stella Juva - the world’s first solar-powered...
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27 mph e- moped ends your parking woes with a - folding wheel
Finnish e-mobility brand Augment's new vehicle is designed for folks who don't want to bother with parking their ride outside. The 360 can fold up and easily roll into an elevator, your apartment, or your office - making city commutes a whole lot...
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Audi e- tron: EV boasts impressive electric A2 2026 range
Back in 1999, Audi made the fantastic A2, a charming MPV that delivered exceptional mileage. Sadly, it was a bit expensive and didn't sell well. The company is bringing this model back for 2026 as an electric vehicle (EV) - with efficiency to match its...
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Ford answers burning questions about its sub-$ 30K electric truck
Ford revealed in February that it was working on an affordable mid-size electric truck to turn its emissions-free fortunes around. We now know a wee bit more about what to expect, so hop in for a quick ride. It's named Fathom, and that's inspired by...
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Modular dumbphone brings swappable keypads and you can order one now
We've covered a bunch of anti-distraction phones on here, and they largely focus on stripping down your device's functionality to the basics. The Sidephone, meanwhile, takes a modular approach to customizing the hardware to fit into your life. A screen...
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Magnetoelectric underwater skin senses damage , repairs itself
Researchers at the National University of Singapore (NUS) have developed a sensing electronic skin that functions underwater, detects nearby objects, senses physical contact, recognizes when it has been punctured or cut, and repairs itself after...
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Towable tiny house is actually suited to full- time
living When it comes to towable tiny houses, most smaller models seem better suited as weekenders or guesthouses rather than actual full-time homes. The eOne Limited - Special Edition is an exception and, despite its compact footprint, is the kind of...
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Review: Bedtime bone-conducting speakers are now twice as good
If you're someone who likes to fall asleep listening to sound, be it a podcast, music or a rainy soundscape, your options have been limited if you want to avoid next-day ear pain or disturbing anyone you share a bed with. One company has actually...
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Sub-$ diagnostics tablet jailbreaks modern 300
The innards of modern vehicles are increasingly locked behind digital firewalls and subscriptionbased diagnostics. Automakers have deliberately restricted access to what used to be easy car maintenance jobs for DIY owners and indie mechanics. A new...
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Headphones need swappable batteries gaming headset
I love my wireless headphones, but their batteries have a limited lifespan, and the other components might well outlast 'em. It turns out that a gaming hardware brand might have the best solution yet for our battery woes. The new GHS Wireless...
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Audi goes XXL for the US with its largest SUV yet
Audi has unveiled its largest ever car - the massive Q9/SQ9 SUV. In a month where rival Range Rover seemed to be stepping back from the traditional big boxy SUV style the high-tech, high-end and simply high height Audi is a vote for old-school...
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Cockpit optical screen adds depth to the
Remember the coolest movie screen tech of all time? It was definitely the virtual data screens that Tony Stark used in Iron Man. Well, they’re not quite here yet - but they are coming closer to reality. A big step forward toward hovering screen systems...
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Wonderfully oddball music turns virtual physics
Technology is not always about getting more controlled, more digital and more logical. And a mad new music program that's just launched is a brilliant demonstration of that… and why it matters. Welcome to Anukari. Created by Evan Mezeske, an...
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Rooftop tent rides in the trunk roof or ground
Inflatable construction has long been making lighter rooftop tents. The latest generation is so light and packable, it's not even meant to ride to camp on the roof. The Portal Outdoors Nomis One finds its way to that category with a split-body design...
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Generative Bionics' smart robot skin prevents collisions
Humanoids and humans are increasingly sharing factory floors, but one is made of metal and the other of flesh and bones, a mismatch that rarely ends well for us in a collision. Italian startup Generative Bionics thinks it has a fix: a humanoid robot...
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Skullcandy's new over- ears bring Bose sound to bassheads on a budget
Skullcandy says it's pulled out all the stops in developing its latest pair of over-ear headphones, and it even asked Bose for a helping hand. The new Crusher 1080 ANC packs a lot under the hood, including Skullcandy's own Crusher feature for serious...
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$ 15K electric ' LUV' promises to park and drive itself home
A new EV startup is betting that more people will choose a right-sized family vehicle for everyday trips in and around their neighborhoods. That includes trips without anyone in the car. Miami, Florida-based Chip Motors' first product - named Chip - is...
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RGB laser projector beams wall- filling 4K imagery from just inches away
The appeal of an ultra-short-throw projector is pretty simple: you can get a huge image from a cabinet or sideboard nestled right up against a wall - without being troubled by ceiling mounts, long cable runs, or hardware sitting somewhere behind the...
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Panoramic self-motorized EREV camping trailer axes smart RV pricing
For at least three years now, Silicon Valley and its global tech-futurist counterparts have been crafting a new vision for the future of RVing: long, sleek, luxurious glamping trailers that deliver their own motive power, sensor-based assistance and...
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Light Flip phone takes a nostalgic approach to killing screen time
Light has been making anti-distraction phones for about a decade now, starting with a custom operating system and layering minimalist design on top. For its fourth product, the company's gone with a flip phone form factor - simultaneously evoking...
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EUCs are for nerds: Inmotion V9 review
I've never been one to shy away from trying something new, even if it's dangerous, scary, intimidating, daunting, and all the other adjectives that would make most people go "oh, hell no!" My Experience (skip to the next section if you just want the...
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Review: Toyota bZ makes big leap bumper bumper, to but is it enough?
Toyota's first real swing at a mainstream battery-electric vehicle, in the awkwardly named bZ4X, felt like it had been designed by committee. Did a name change improve things? At a glanceAwkwardly named bZ4X becomes the bZSensible styling instead of...
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Twisted, loopy lock secures your whole bike 2 ... wheels and all
Properly locking your bicycle can be a hassle, as you often have to secure the frame and rear wheel via a U-lock, while using a cable lock (or similar) on the front wheel. The Cordalock is out to change that, as it's a single lock that secures the...
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Subsea habitat pod paves way for extended ocean dwelling & research
Humans have occupied the International Space Station (ISS), which sits at about 248 miles (400 km) above sea level, for 25 years. Meanwhile, the sea, sitting at … well, sea level, with a maximum known depth of 6.8 miles, has never had a station manned...
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Smart multi-sensor kit simplifies home fermentation
From Smokpub, makers of a compact electric cocktail and whisky smoker, comes the Doubot, a sourdough fermentation system currently on Kickstarter. They claim it's “a smarter way to proof dough” for the novice baker second-guessing their technique. The...
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Modular magnetic takes a different tack on EDC tool survival
More and more everyday carry (EDC) tools are incorporating features for emergency and outdoor use: from a compact titanium compass to a "card deck" tool with a signaling mirror. Eck Design has previously launched several outdoor products on...
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Spacious tiny house is designed with full- time living in mind
Downsizing into a tiny house is always going to be a squeeze, but the Redwood makes the change a little easier with a spacious interior that's suitable for full-time living. The home opens up to the outside with two glazed entrances and has plenty of...
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Fixed- wing drone looks like Baymax from Big Hero 6 and flies 10+ hours
So, you need to inspect pipelines - either because you work for an oil company or you’re an environmental monitor trying to prevent ecological disasters. How do you do it? Well, you can’t possibly drive or walk the length of a pipeline which could...
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Impossibly small fan puts instant cooling in your pocket
It's getting harder and harder to outrun heatwaves around the world, so having a portable fan handy could be the move this summer. Zera's latest model promises powerful cooling in a surprisingly tiny package. In case you're not hip to it yet -...
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Review: 2026 Jeep Cherokee leaps forward with big ... help from Toyota
After disappearing from the lineup in 2023, the Jeep Cherokee returns for 2026. Rather than trying to be everything to everyone, the new Cherokee embraces everyday practicality with enough Jeep DNA to make weekend adventures more than just marketing...
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Ultra electric fashion brand
I admit, my fashion game is not as strong as I’d like it to be, but boy, do I pay attention when French clothing brand Lacoste turns up with a fellow French carmaker, Alpine, with a one-off electric rally car. Called 'Beware of the Crocodile,' of...
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Volkswagen's cushiest camper van gets 40% boost in off- grid capability
Volkswagen has been busily adding small but impactful upgrades to its camper van lineup over the past couple months, outfitting the all-electric ID. Buzz with its first factory camper kit and adding traction battery-powered overnight air conditioning...
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Tiny Kia EDC camper van is amazingly simple but brilliantly versatile
Camper builders around the world have been having their first cracks at the highly anticipated Kia PV5 electric van. Dutch outfit Vantrack becomes one of the latest, somehow creating an innovative layout that surpasses the American-designed "Ikea Kia...
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A shelved ' 60s sketch just became a 400- hp carbonfiber roadster
Serious car enthusiasts whose knowledge of automotive history spans decades will know the name Giotto Bizzarrini. He's the brain behind the Iso Grifo GL 365, which was arguably the fastest ride money could buy in 1965, with its top speed of 161 mph...
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Wicked folding bike is a thing of geometric beauty
A South Korea-based upstart wants to build you a folding bicycle like you've never seen before. Your eye will naturally be drawn to its stunning frame, but there's a lot more to this work of art on wheels. The Tetra, from Analog Machine Works, features...
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$ 5,000 LiveWire electric are here bring mini motos to back the fun
"You know what? I think we've been doing motorcycles all wrong." That's the thought that crossed my mind the moment I looked at the new LiveWire S4 Honcho motorcycles. Not because it's outrageously fast. It isn't. Not because it packs revolutionary...
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