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BMW R100/7 Custom by Motor Force

Alright, now we’ve got a truly special machine to talk about. This is “Tsurugi,” a custom BMW R100/7, a ten-year anniversary build by Motor Force, and let me tell you, she caused quite a stir at The Bike Shed Show in London.

Mikio Yamada, the man behind this metal marvel, poured countless hours into transforming a humble R100/7 donor from 2022 into this singular creation.

Thunderbike RockSTar Harley-Davidson Low Rider ST Custom

Here’s the Thunderbike RockSTar, a custom machine born from the bones of a Harley-Davidson Low Rider ST.

This particular creation serves as a respectful nod to the factory’s striking “Tobacco Fade” paint, a finish Thunderbike carefully preserved even as they wove in a series of subtle, yet truly impactful, custom touches.

Check Out This Custom 1948 Harley-Davidson Panhead

Picture this: a flat-out, custom-built contraption, a 1948 Harley-Davidson Panhead, but this beauty’s got a secret, a heart ripped right out of a wartime flying machine.

A fellow with grease under his fingernails and dreams in his head, a real mechanical wizard, decided he wasn’t content with the usual kick-start dance. Sean Jackson, from Competition Distributing, is a mechanical enthusiast and vintage motorcycle lover. He built this beauty.

Check Out This Custom BMW R100RS Cafe Racer by Minami Motorcycle

This old BMW R100RS, a machine of forgotten grandeur, has found new life in the hands of Kenji Heianzan at Minami Motorcycle, a quiet corner of Tokyo where custom bikes of a special quality are born.

Kenji, a craftsman with a unique vision, isn’t as interested in gleaming new parts or factory perfection. No, his canvas is the discarded, the forgotten, the parts that whisper tales of roads long traveled. He breathes life into what others cast aside, fashioning cafe racers that hum with an outcast spirit all their own.

Check Out This Custom Ducati Sport Classic by Purpose Built Moto

There’s always been something about the Ducati Sport Classic that speaks to me. The design just hits right, ya know? Well, as good of a job as Ducati did with the stock bike, I really love this custom Ducati Sport Classic by Purpose Built Moto.

Purpose Built Moto makes some of the coolest dang motorcycles you’ll ever see. These guys simply understand motorcycle design and aesthetics better than most, and this particular build is a fabulous example. It’s not a typical cafe racer motorcycle.

A Wild Custom Honda XL200R Scrambler by Mike Schroeder

In the heart of Montana, Mike Schroeder—Harley-Davidson dealer by day, eclectic bike builder by night—crafted a machine that could’ve rolled straight out of a neon-lit dream.

Dubbed “The Fresh Prince,” this 1984 custom Honda XL200R scrambler underwent a transformation as radical as a biplane turned stunt flyer. This is a unique custom, even if it might not be everyone’s cup of tea.

Custom Yamaha TX650 by Vision Design

Masaaki Fukayama, the visionary behind Vision Design, has transformed the Yamaha TX650—a 1970s parallel-twin once overshadowed by its predecessor’s flaws—into a striking café racer dubbed the “TX650 Mustang.”

Drawing inspiration from the P-51 Mustang fighter plane, Fukayama’s creation marries aviation aesthetics with motorcycle engineering.

MB Design Concept’s Custom Triumph Bonneville T100 Cafe Racer

Marc Benoist’s 2014 Triumph Bonneville T100 cafe racer transformation is a masterclass in blending vintage aesthetics with modern performance. Drawing inspiration from the race bikes of the 1960s and ’70s, Marc envisioned a fully faired design that paid homage to Triumph’s British heritage.

After meticulous planning, he selected GRP fiberglass bodywork from Motoforza in the Czech Republic, which, when mounted with custom hardware, gave the Bonneville a classic racer silhouette.

Custom Honda CB 750 “Seven Fifty” Cafe Racer by Krisbiker Customs

The Honda CB series from the 70s has long been a favorite for cafe racer enthusiasts. However, as these classic bikes become rarer and more valuable, builders are looking for alternatives.

This article explores a stunning “Seven Fifty” project by KrisBiker Customs (presented by Racer TV in the video below), showcasing a modern take on the Honda CB 750 from the 90s.

Check Out the Untitled Motorcycles Body Kit for the Zero FXS

Zero Motorcycles had the good sense to partner with a UK security firm to embed GPS tracking in their electric motorcycles. The system proved its worth on day one—literally—when two freshly equipped Zeros were swiped from a transport van.

The thieves didn’t even get a morning coffee before the police had them in cuffs. A rare win in the endless war against bike bandits. Enter Adam Kay of Untitled Motorcycles, a man who knows his way around a radical rebuild.