Hey, guys, it's Reacher.
Do you ever step outside and say man today I want to do all the things?
Well, here are 10 awesome vehicles that want to take you everywhere.
Number Ten
The first thing you notice when you look at this one from Utah Trikes are the humongous
tires.
Twenty-six inches in diameter, 4 inches wide, just freak in huge.
In between those tires is a heat-treated, aircraft-grade aluminum frame, with a mounted
folding seat.
Steering, braking, and shifting are controlled by two handlebars placed one on each side
of the seat.
The front crank set extends forward, so pedaling is done while in a semi-reclined position.
Multiple drive interfaces can be attached to the differential, including various mid
drives gas and electric motor systems.
The five-foot length, three-foot width, an eighty-pound weight make for easy transportation
and a standard truck bed.
Optional accessories such as mirrors, lighting, and cargo racks are available.
A starting price of just around $5,000 gets you one, and, if needed, financing is available.
Number Nine
Rugged, sporty, agile, those are words you may hear used to describe your typical ATV,
but this military-inspired ATV by Polaris might make you search your vocabulary for
something more.
Underneath the steel exoskeleton is a seventy-seven horsepower engine that can run at speeds up
to 63 miles per hour.
26-inch terrain armored airless tires, all-wheel-drive capability, and a 12-inch ground clearance
ensure that it can handle the toughest of terrains.
Oh, and those tires, they can take a direct hit from a 50 caliber round and still keep
running.
The rear hitch has a 1500 pound towing capacity while the cargo racks can carry loads up to
600 pounds.
In addition, there's a 3,000-pound winch on the front with dashboard controls.
If you're interested in purchasing one, you can expect the base price to start at $15,000.
Number Eight
The Overlander 4-ZS is a powered wheelchair made specifically for those who have lost
their ability to hike and explore the outdoors but still have a desire for getting off the
beaten path.
This electrically powered mobility device has adjustable seats and steering, which can
be controlled via joystick or handlebars.
Seatbelts inside roll bars ensure users are fully protected during their journey, while
the independent suspension system guarantees comfort while taking on any terrain.
The 4-ZS has two speed options of 4 or 8 miles per hour and can be driven in two or four-wheel
drive.
There's even the option of a waterproof motor for easy cleaning after use.
If you're interested in owning one, the starting price is $17,800.
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Number Seven
The name implies it's a crossover vehicle, the design implies it's a badass, or the record
it's both.
This vehicle was created by BPG works in collaboration with some of the top X Games athletes.
The company said their goal was simple.
They wanted a compact yet powerful, all year, any weather, all-terrain vehicle.
Yeah, that sounds simple enough.
The DTV Shredder operates like a surfboard with its pivoting deck and articulating suspension.
Its four-stroke 14 horsepower engine and the dual transmission system power the caterpillar-like
rubber tank treads, to allow the driver to conquer slopes up to 40 degrees and water
up to a foot deep.
All this fun can be had at up to 25 miles per hour, depending on the terrain.
This was recently approved for sale in the US, so there's no official pricing.
The speculation puts the starting rate in the $6,000 range.
Number Six
Five years of R&D led to this combination of a powered wheelchair and an ATV.
The patented chassis flexes to provide stability and eliminate seat movement.
The sealed 6x6 transmission has raised drive motors that allow each of the six wheels to
be independently driven.
Add in the all-wheel drive capability, and you have a whole world of adventure on some
of the toughest terrain imaginable, without a reduction in performance.
The racing-style seat and harness are adjustable for transfer from a wheelchair.
Control is maintained by a programmable joystick to allow for all driving styles and ensure
safe operation regardless of dexterity or mobility.
The four-foot width and six hundred pound weight allow the Hex Hog to be easily towed
on a small trailer by any standard vehicle.
The Hex Hog may seem a bit pricey, starting at about $25,000, but limited mobility should
not mean limited access.
Number Five
The Jet Blade combines a snowmobile with a jet ski and says what if.
It looks like the conventional jet ski while sitting on the water as the three skis are
submerged.
As speed increases, the Jet Blade is hydrodynamically lifted until it is completely out of the water
and riding on the skis.
Standard watercraft use a directional jet to steer.
The Jet Blade utilizes a fixed jet while steering is controlled by the front skis.
A tilt suspension system ensures that the skis remain in contact with the water at all
times to achieve maximum turning performance.
The aluminum hull is built around a 650 cc 50 horsepower water-cooled engine.
Although it has been successfully tested on the water, the jet blade has yet to progress
beyond the concept stages.
If it does see production, the estimated price has been put it around $12,000.
Number Four
Manufactured in Canada, the Argo is the world's only eight-wheel drive amphibious ATV.
It's adventure-ready assuming you're willing to go to the places it'll take you.
The Argos body is made from a high-density polyethylene material.
Its power comes from a 747 CC 23 horsepower engine with a top speed of 19 miles per hour.
The eight-wheel traction and low ground clearance eliminate the problem of bottoming out as
you can't high center.
If needed, a tracking system can be used in place of the 24-inch tires.
It can seat up to six people while still hauling around 900 pounds of cargo or towing up to
1,400 pounds.
The starting price is around $12,000, so if you're like me and you tend to do random stuff
on a whim, then go buy one of these and point your compass at Alaska.
Number Three
Mercedes-Benz calls this one the automotive Declaration of Independence.
So far, I don't hear anyone arguing that point.
The g63 has three transfer cases and five electronic locking differentials that can
be activated while on the move.
The twin-turbocharged 544 horsepower 5.5-liter v8 engine provides power to the 7-speed transmission
for catapult-like acceleration and unerring directional stability.
Independent axle suspension, 37-inch wheels, and the six by six-wheel traction make easy
work of even the most extreme terrain.
Even at roughly 9,000 pounds, it can reach zero to 60 in under six seconds, with a top
speed of 100 miles per hour.
Mercedes-Benz ceased production of the g63 in 2015.
The original starting price was around $500,000, so even used, I'm probably not buying one,
but you have to admit this is as badass as a ride can get.
Number Two
The E-Hang 184 is an AAV concept designed for single passenger flights over short distances.
The cabin is composed of a carbon fiber and epoxy composite with aluminum alloy components.
The setup is an X 8 configuration.
The eight rotors on four arms combine the maneuverability and agility of a Quadcopter,
with the redundancy of an Octocopter.
It's capable of a vertical takeoff and landing with a maximum payload of 220 pounds.
The top-flight speed is about 37 miles per hour with a cruising time of approximately
25 minutes before needing to recharge the fully electric power system.
Although it's not controlled by the pilot, the vehicle does require destination information
to be entered via a touchscreen interface.
E-Hang has had successful test flights and intends to bring the 184 to market, but as
of yet, no production date or pricing is available.
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Number One
The Sky Runner is called the world's greatest adventure vehicle by its creators.
It's definitely one of the coolest, considering it literally lets you go off-road with its
ability to fly as well as drive.
The framework is made with heat-treated steel tubing reinforced with carbon fiber.
There are two engines providing power, an 89 horsepower four-stroke twin-cylinder drives
the wheels, while a 115 horsepower Rotax runs the propeller.
The maximum range on a full tank of gas is 240 miles on the ground or 120 nautical miles
in the air.
Once the flight wing is hooked up, the vehicle can become airborne in under 500 feet, so
no runway is needed for takeoff or landing.
The maximum flight ceiling is 10,000 feet with a cruising speed of up to 40 miles per
hour.
Controlling the Sky Runner is easy via handheld toggles and a throttle pedal.
The starting price of one hundred and thirty-nine thousand dollars may sound like a crazy amount
to spend, but you'd have to be crazy not to buy one if you had the money.
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