Twenty-one year-old Canadian Ben Gulak heads up BPG Werks, a company that is developing a vehicle called the DTV Shredder. Like the Scarpar, the Shredder is an all-terrain tracked vehicle that the ...

With two tank treads, jet ski-like controls and the potential to conquer almost any terrain, the DTV Shredder is unlike anything else. Tim Stevens Former editor at large for CNET Cars Tim Stevens ...

The DTV Shredder platform was originally conceived as a pure fun machine - a stand-up, twin tracked powerboard similar to the Scarpar but with something to hold onto as you ride. Tough, heavy and ...

It’s called the DTV (Dual Tracked Vehicle) Shredder built by a Canadian brand called BPG Werks and it just got approved for sale in the United States according to Autoblog. The official U.K ...

The DTV Shredder can handle any kind of terrain at high speed and its low centre of gravity ‘makes it ideal for reconnaissance, rescue/recovery, mobile surveillance, and medical evacuation ...

How? Judging by the awful photoshopped pics on the DTV Shredder site, soldiers are supposed to ride this baby and charge off to battle. Mr. Gulak and co. even showcased their pint-sized APC last ...

Oh our FG! Get a load of the DTV Shredder -- a motorised skateboard that looks like a cross between a Segway, a skateboard and Johnny 5 from the Short Circuit movies. Instead of wheels ...

LAS VEGAS, NV--(Marketwire - Oct 30, 2012) - BPG Werks, the innovative company known for the all-terrain DTV Shredder, will be showcasing their latest product and video demonstrations at the SEMA ...

The DTV (Dual Tracked Vehicle) Shredder is a hybrid of tank, skateboard and motocross bike. Two moulded caterpillar tracks -- powered by a four-stroke 196cc engine -- chew through mud, powder-snow ...

Very quickly, Gulak’s DTV Shredder – the official name of the machine – became the “combat skateboard.” In August he took the Shredder to the Military Vehicles Exhibition & Conference in ...

Followed categories will be added to My News. Called a DTV Shredder, this weird and wonderful contraption is the latest in big boys' toys to hit Australia. The US-made machine, inspired by bomb ...