Unik Edition Custom Motorcycles is an outfit from Lisbon, Portugal. The bikes it produces are some seriously amazing machines.
The builders made this Ducati 750SS as an homage to the limited-production MH900e Ducati came out with in 2000.
It makes me long for a sexy Ducati in my garage.
Continue reading “Unik Edition Ducati 750SS Cafe Racer”The amazing-looking bobber motorcycle you see in the photo is a Indian Scout Bobber built by Alfredo Juarez.
Juarez built the bike as part of Indian Motorcycle’s “The Wrench Scout Bobber Build Off.” It won the competition.
Continue reading “Alfredo Juarez’s Custom Indian Scout Bobber”This bike built by Franck Roussin is a Moto Guzzi Le Mans 1100. He turned it from its stock form into an awesome cafe racer.
Continue reading “Franck Roussin 2003 Moto Guzzi Le Mans 1100 Cafe”Bandit9 makes some truly cool motorcycles.
The company has had a somewhat rocky year, but that doesn’t change the fact that its chrome bobber called the Merlin is freaking sweet.
Continue reading “Bandit9 Merlin Royal Enfield Bullet Bobber”The Real Intellectuals, located in Athens, Greece, teamed up with Urban Mechanics to build a custom 1990 Yamaha SR500 Flat Tracker.
The Real Intellectuals will use the bike in the annual ‘The Rotten Race.’
Continue reading “The Real Intellectuals’ 1990 Yamaha SR500 Flat Tracker”Nicky Hayden will go down in AMA history as one of the best riders ever. He was recently inducted into the AMA Hall of Fame.
The association commissioned two bikes to commemorate him. They’re truly gorgeous machines.
Continue reading “Analog Motorcycle Honda XR650L Flat Tracker Nicky Hayden Tribute”Look at how this red beauty shines in the light. How there’s just enough shiny chrome and the knobby tires look so, so right. This is the dream 1974 Honda CL360 from Cowboy’s Chopper.
Read more\There are few bikes as pretty as the BMW R100RS, and this custom bike from 46Works might take the cake.
Continue reading “46Works 1991 BMW R100RS”I previously reported that the Hayabusa would cease to exist. Suzuki would end production after this year. That no longer seems to be the case, at least for
Erik Buell Racing (EBR) is a company that just won’t die. That’s a good thing. The original company made awesome bikes that just didn’t sell well.
Hopefully this time the business model will work and the limited number of bikes it makes will sell.
Continue reading “EBR to Offer Limited Production Motorcycles”
