Abentuer Allrad Overlanding show in Germany

[Equipt]

Hello all.

I just returned from Germany and attending the Abentuer Allrad Cross Country show. It is touted as the largest overland show in Europe. I have no doubt they are correct. An incredible show to see. There were quite a Cruisers there, as you would imagine. I thought I would share a few photos of what they do on the other side of the pond.

cheers,

 

[Equipt]

A few more.

 

[Equipt]

And a few more.

 

[MANUCHAO]

Dang !!!

That's AWESOME !!!

 

[24HOURSOFNEVADA]

C'mon Paul, kick down. What cool products did you bring back with you?

p.s. I need to call you.

 

[Equipt]

There were a few cool ideas, but I thought it interesting that most of the small stuff was available is some form or fashion on this side.

The guys at the shop I went to visit in Belgium thought it a bit ironic that someone from the US came to Europe for ideas when it has been traditionally the other way around. The US is seen as the innovator.

I ran into a friend of mine, Sergio from Baja Racks. He was over helping his European agent at the show and was right next to the exhibit I was pretty much based from. Small world.

I did see a few possibilities. A couple storage and cooking options, a recovery line that looked pretty good, some handy switch and lighting pieces. I'll let you know if any of them work out.

Cheers,

 

[ukaviator]

That is pure cruiser porn right there

 

[hawkeye]

Some very cool rigs

 

[Theycallmenica]

Beautiful rigs

 

[Vitesse_6]

Hi Paul!
Looks like a hell of a time!
Nice pic's BTW

 

[84cruzer]

Killer!!

 

[goodwoodweirdo]

I was also there, first time, awesome show..

Its fair to say the Germans, Australian’s and South Africans rule the world when it comes to overland gear…

I have link with a few pixs over on Expedition Portal
12th Abenteuer & Allrad Show - Europes largest Overland show !! - Expedition Portal Forum

Cheers
Matt

 

[goodwoodweirdo]

I love the rear badge...

 

[AdventureToolCompany]

There were a few cool ideas, but I thought it interesting that most of the small stuff was available is some form or fashion on this side.

The guys at the shop I went to visit in Belgium thought it a bit ironic that someone from the US came to Europe for ideas when it has been traditionally the other way around. The US is seen as the innovator.

I ran into a friend of mine, Sergio from Baja Racks. He was over helping his European agent at the show and was right next to the exhibit I was pretty much based from. Small world.

I did see a few possibilities. A couple storage and cooking options, a recovery line that looked pretty good, some handy switch and lighting pieces. I'll let you know if any of them work out.

Cheers,

Holy Crap.....

That is some really cool stuff!

Bring some demo stuff to the 2011 CM overnighter next year!

BTW..Thanks for be the "Hostess with the Mostess" at CM 2010 Overnighter!!!!