10 COOL OFF-ROAD VEHICLES YOU SHOULD SEE

1. Bentley Ultratank

2. Khomyak (Preview)

3. 2021 Can-Am Maverick X3 X

4. Torsus Praetorian

5. Pelec Transporter

6. Shatun

7. KAMAZ-43509

8. Mighty Mog Explorer XPR 440

9. TerrainHopper

10. Segway Dirt eBike

00:00 - BENTLEY ULTRATANK
01:24 - KHOMYAK (preview)
02:22 - 2021 MAVERICK X3 X-RS
03:24 - TORSUS PRAETORIAN
04:24 - PELEC TRANSPORTER
05:36 - SHATUN
06:33 - KAMAZ-43509
07:25 - MIGHTY MOG EXPLORER XPR 440
08:21 - TERRAINHOPPER

[elchicko]

The Bentley Ultratank looks Jeremy Clarkson. 🤣🤣🤣

[chrisc]

merci youtube pour 2 pub toutes les 3mn et merci de nous gacher le plaisir de ce genre de video

[nidaljordan]

Thank you very good video . I really really appreciate that you included the names in the description to make easier to search every one individually, the segments how you divided the video is marvelous. And you don't over explain so it is not pouring
and not under explain what makes it useless

[beauleidig]

9 add breaks on a 10:20 long video? That's an average of one add break every 1:08. If you've ever wondered why people use add blockers, here's your answer.

[mrben]

In regards to the Khomyak, it has no suspension, and it can't be steered. People have been trying to make a "tank motorcycle" for a long time but there are considerable obstacles to such a vehicle. There are indeed ways to make a single-track tank motorcycle turn and even lean into turns, but it's very complicated. To affect a turn one could use a the track warping technique employed on the British Tetrarch light tank and a number of other tracked military vehicles, where the track itself can be bent into a curve, facilitating a turn. As for being able to lean into a turn, one could employ "snake tracks". This was a 1920's British invention where every track shoe was made to pivot laterally like a seesaw, the idea was that this would allow a tank operating on broken ground to gain purchase on uneven terrain that flat tracks would struggle with. If you combine these two ideas, warping the track to facilitate a turn, and snake tracks to facilitate leaning into a turn, there's no reason you couldn't make a tank motorcycle, but as you can imagine, making such a machine would be very expensive and require a lot of nonstandard parts you couldn't source from elsewhere, and at the end of the day, would it really be more capable than just a regular 4x4 wheeled ATV? Would it be more capable than a Rokon 2 wheel drive fat tire tractor motorcycle?

[robeichler]

The bently claims to be the worlds fastest tracked vehicle at 123 kilometers per hour. Snowmobiles are a tracked vehicle and high powered ones top out much higher than 123 kph.

[lunagamer]

Your amazing

I never thought I learn a lot from you
good work

[FlyyArmani]

I’m only 15, and my MUSIC will BLOW YOU AWAY ‼️🤯⬆️

[paulroberts]

The Torsus will be the go to vehicle during a zombie apocalypse.

[BlueOx]

That single tracked bike is interesting, but how does the rider turn it?

[donaldwyant]

Sure like that e-byic at the end..sweet!

[darienkmoua]

I like the Sherp better than the Shatun = Fact😁

[oneshotme]

Enjoyed the video and I gave it a Thumbs Up

[ratoneJR]

How do you turn that tracked mini bike / tank?? Can't drive straight ahead forever.

[zoltanbekesi]

Me: how does Khomyak turn?
Khomyak: do ya wanna drink some polonium tea?

[Itzchandan]

Amazing display of off-road vehicles that's surely a must watch!! 😍👍

[jamesmerkel]

The other key to making bus off-road worthy is height raising per corner traction aid. It is second most important factor after being able to flex in middle right & left + up & down.

[williamanderson]

It is far from the first and only heavy duty all-terrain bus in the world. It looks very much like the Australian built OKA Bus.

[KrunoBaraba]

Good footage and information . Bad and loud background noise . 90s disco sound track .

[jasonberry]

That tank motorbike thing doesn’t steer. I would think that would be a problem, because that’s a deal breaker for me. If you notice in all the clips it only shows him drive in a straight line.