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Our latest custom build crush comes from Seaweed and Gravel, a custom motorcycle workshop in southern California. The 1975 Honda CB 550 was stripped to its basics and rebuilt as a simple, clean, minimalist bike with an aggressive, low stance. The matte black paint job is beautifully complemented with satin and gloss finishes, with stylish brown leather details to add some contrast.
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Almost all major motorbike manufacturers have models that compete in the adventure touring category, for British brand Triumph their bet in this segment is the Tiger Explorer. The new Triumph Tiger Explorer XC is one beast of bike, it is equipped with a 3-cylinder engine, capable of generating the greatest power among all its competitors, producing 135hp and 121Nm of torque. It also features a ride-by-wire throttle, traction control, cruise control, switchable anti-locking brakes (ABS), shaft-driven final drive, tubeless steel spoked wheels and plenty of off-road accessories.
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Dozer Garage is our latest discovery in custom bike builders. Based in Kiev - Ukraine, they have rolled out some beautiful builds, their latest creation is this stylish Ural 650 bobber. We love the use of copper plating across the bike and the unusual color scheme on this. Make sure you check out their website for more masterful creations. via
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We all are aware that the next step in vehicle evolution is electrical technology, Zero produces high performance, highly innovative electric motorcycles that are lightweight, efficient, fast off the line and fun to ride. Their new Zero DS is a versatile and fully electric motorcycle designed to be agile in the dirt and quick on the street, it features a maximum power of 54hp and reaches top speed of 95 mph(153 km/h). A great ride for commuting...
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We are really digging the work of  Eric Meglasson from Spin Cycle Industries, we have featured a couple of their custom motorbikes recently, our latest crush is this beauty, a 1970 Honda CL450. We love the unpolished finish on this. Check out some more classy customs on their website.
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Spin cycle Industries is giving one lucky bastard the opportunity to buy one of their masterpieces. This beautiful custom Yamaha XS400 is up for grabs at Spin Cycle Industries website, the previous owner Emma only put 1,500 original miles on it. Weighing only 400 lbs, the comfortable and agile XS400 is perfect for zipping around town or commuting.
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The Hookie, is a Germany based custom motorcycle workshop, they recently rolled out this custom Yamaha XS360, a minimal cafe/tracker hybrid for the urban jungle with big knobbly tyres, with a rough and raw finish. We love the rough-round-the-edges finish appeal on this.
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Spidi is a world leader company on motorcycle apparel and accessories, over the years they have won awards for their innovative safety ideas. The DPS Airbag System weighs only 480 grams and takes only 0.2 seconds to fully inflate, a double cushion will wrap around the riderīs neck and clavicle area, working along the helmet for a never seen before level of safety. An essential device for such a sensible area in case of crash. The airbag is available integrated in three different products, a vest, a jacket and a one piece leather tracksuit. watch the video

You can purchase the "Spidi Neck DPS Airbag Vest" in the US at Amazon
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After posting the stunning "Viagro" Yamaha by Spin City Industries last week, we snooped around their website and found this other amazing Yamaha conversion. The "Mid Day Special" is a 1980 Yamaha XS850, a brutish bike with a fantastic street presence. Check out some more classy customs on their website.
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The "Viagro” is a spectacular custom 1982 Yamaha XV750 Virago by Spin City Industries. This bike was founder Eric Meglassonīs first attempt at building a custom motorcycle, and what a result! Inspired by other custom bike studios like "Classified Moto" he has now set up his own custom motorcycle company. Check out some more of his classy customs on their website.

This stunning motorbike is currently available for sale for $13,000, contact Erick for more details.
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This stunning Harley XL883 Iron Sportster is the result of an alliance between RSD - Roland Sands Design and Technics (audio brand). The "Technics Sporty" was inspired by Technics products, specifically the classic SL-1200MK2 Professional turntable, in fact, the bikeīs  most noticeable feature are the wheels that when rotated look like a Technics turntable in action.
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The Dromedarii is the perfect adventure bike, it is the result of a TRIUMPH x ICON collaboration. The bike, originally a Tiger 800XC was striped from its original plastics and replaced with steel cages and plates to protect vulnerable engine components. Other notable features are the bespoke oversized fuel tank, along with auxiliary fuel cells, and front and rear load-bearing racks for carrying requisite supplies.
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Remember the Iron Guerilla? one of our most popular posts on the awesome Harley Sportster Custom by Rough Crafts. The same guys have now joined forces with "Roland Sands Design" for this spectacular conversion based on a Harley-Davidson 2002 FLSTF Softail and dubbed "Shadow Rocket". A dark, glossy and sleek ride...we love it.

Also check out these other Custom bikes by Rough Crafts
- The Bomb Runner
- The Iron Guerilla
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Last week we did a popular feature on the awesome "Custom BMW K75" by Moto Sumisura, a garage in Italy ran by BMW fanatic Frank A. We snooped around his website and found this very cool BMW R65 custom scrambler. The bike was originally a 1982 BMW R65, it was stripped down to its bare bones and then reassembled as a one of a kind BMW R65 custom scrambler. We love the details on this, beautiful antique green leather based saddle, and great minimal chrome paint work.
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Moto Sumisura is a garage in Italy ran by BMW fanatic Frank A. Over the last few years he has customized several BMW Motorbikes, our pick from his work is this badass BMW K75. Check out is website for more awesome BMW conversions.
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New breathtaking custom by one of our favorite motorbike custom shops Wrenchmonkees, based in Copenhagen. The Monkee #55 is a stunning conversion of a Yamaha XJR 1300, the guys pushed all boundaries and created something unique and out of the ordinary, an inspirational bike for XJR fans. We love the color scheme on this.

Check out some other stunning Wrenchmonkees conversions we have featured:
- HD sportster XLCH
- Honda CX 500
- Harley Davidson Sportster
- BMW R100RT
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Buck’s Indian Motorcycle is a family run business in West Virginia. Headed by Buck Rinker, the family restore beautiful vintage Indian motorcycles. Indian is an American brand of motorcycles, they were manufactured from 1901 to 1953, they are timeless works of art. Check out Buckīs website for more stunning restorations.
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Holiday Customs is a custom motorbike shop run by Jared Johnson in Portland. This 1980 Suzuki GN400 caught our attention, a bike striped down to its basics and with new tires, chain, headlight, taillight, grips, filters,wiring and leather seat. The bike is currently for sale, contact Jared at Holiday Customs. via
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