Triumph Scrambler, as you might of noticed, is one of our favorite motorbikes, we have featured some very cool custom Scramblers, by Spirit of the Seventies, and most recently a private custom by Jim Good. The guys from Tridays have customized this scrambler to perfection, they named it "The Rumbler". The bike accentuates the Scrambler’s classic good looks, and cranks the performance up a notch.

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Another stunning custom Yamaha by Greg Hageman from Docs Chops. We had featured recently another of his customs, a Mid-80s Virago Cafe built for Season Two of Cafe Racer on the Discovery Channel. His latest build is this radical 1982 Yamaha Virago transformation, another eye-popping café racer. Check out Greg´s talent for transforming rusty bikes into beautiful machines on his website. source

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With its 162hp and colossal 94lb-ft (127.5Nm) of torque, the new Ducati Diavel Cromo harnesses the immense power of the Superbike engine. Its incredible, flawless, shiny chrome tank, in contrast with the elegant glossy black elevates Diavel to a cult status. This vintage interpretation of the Diavel also features horizontal seat stitching and the classic Ducati logos.

The Triumph Scrambler has always been one of our favorite rides. We came across this custom Scrambler on Bike Exif, it is owned by Jim Good from Ohio, he gave his bike an edgier vibe, we love it. Notable features are the engine power boost, new enduro style tyres, a new exhaust system and suspension, and a tidy-looking back end. And we thought the original couldn´t get any better... via Bike Exif and The Bullitt

One of are most popular posts was the "Iron Guerilla" an amazing custom of a 2009 Harley-Davidson Sportster Iron 883. It was executed to perfection by bike builders in Taiwan called Rough Crafts. After the huge hype of the "Iron Guerilla" they decided to build a series No.2 and with all the upgrades, they named it "The Bomb Runner". The bike is a 2011 Sportster Forty-Eight 1200 and features the same "dark iron" look but it has a different silhouette, higher rear shock with a tail section, down tank and short front forks, and a super aggressive lean forward look.

Clothing brand Diesel and Ducati started a partnership last year with Diesel sponsoring the Ducati Team in MotoGP, now they have taken their partnership a step further collaborating on the Ducati Monster Diesel. The customized model is an ‘urban military chic’ interpretation of Ducati’s iconic naked motorcycle and will be unveiled alongside the new collection at the Diesel stores of New York - Soho (15 March) Rome (22 March) and Tokyo-Shibuya (29 March). With Ducati’s flagship Monster 1100EVO providing the canvas for the new motorcycle creation, Diesel’s founder Renzo Rosso and the Ducati Design Centre guided stylists to a military inspired theme. The Monster Diesel will be available at Ducati stores around the world from late July onwards.

Amazing custom by French group Rive Gauche Kustoms. Working from their workshop in Paris, they modify, transform and customize motorbikes, an example of their work is the stunning Honda CX 500 Street Tracker, the bike was completely ripped of it´s clutter and left only with the essentials. The bike is  full of great details and parts taken from other motorbikes, we love the Continental Twinduro tyres and the "Old English White" painted details. We will definitely keep an eye on these guys.

The BMW R100RT is the new creation from the guys at Wrenchmonkees. It was requested by a Frenchman living in Mauritania - Africa, he wanted a lightweight, two-seater, reliable, and easy to maintain bike. New lights were placed, plus a new tank from an older model, giving it a slimmer and old school look. Extra long shocks were installed to give extra clearance for African dirt roads and sand dunes. Overall,...one stunning bike. via

The e-Scooter designed by BMW, stands out for its innovative design, it has no mirrors, and is equipped with two cameras by the rear lights that tell the rider about what goes on in the back, through information available on two LCD screens. The BMW e-scooter has a range of 60 miles and a performance equivalent to a convencional motor scooter of 400-500cc. The scooter can be charged in less than 3 hours through a conventional socket.

Triumph Scrambler is originally a great-looking bike, but the guys at Spirit of the Seventies just made it look even better. The S6 Triumph 904 dirt Twin is a unique custom street-scrambler based on an 2005 Triumph Scrambler. They made the bike much lighter(both in looks and in weight), a lot sharper and faster with a tuned 904cc engine, making it a lot noisier, and giving it more torque.

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Mission Motors is an icon for a new era of efficient and exciting vehicles. Designed by Fuse Project, the Mission One Premier Limited Edition (PLE) electric superbike is an all-electric bike with a 150 mile range and takes to charge no longer than 2 hours out of a 240 volt outlet, or 8 hours on a 120 volt outlet. The bike has a blistering performance, with the ability to pull off power wheelies at 80 mph and achieve a 161 mph top speed! Among its technical advances, are a regenerative braking system, which helps recharge the battery, and a data acquisition system and wireless communication capability, so riders can capture and analyze real time ride data from a laptop computer.

This awesome machine was created by David Mucci from Moto Mucci. David is a a professional Industrial Designer based in Chicago, IL, with a passion for hand crafted items and custom vintage machinery. The 1978 Honda CX500 is his first build and his first motorcycle! yet, he was able to come up with this beauty. We shall keep an eye on this guy to see what he comes up with next.

Triumph Speed Twin is a motorcycle created by Northumbria University students, Roy Norton and Thomas Kashe. Inspired by the Manx Norton their final major project was to design a classic themed bike, aimed at a youth market. Designed to appeal to a new generation of motorcyclists looking for a new interpretation on the classic, vintage cafe racer. The bike is stripped back, lowered and lengthened. There is a mix of Triumph heritage with modern design principles.

Randy De Puniet, current Moto GP1 star commissioned Deus custom motorcycles this gorgeous Kawasaki W650 named "the French Connection". One of the requirements was the paint colors, orange, black, and white. The bike features a custom fitted SR500 tank with speedometer nestled on the front, a vintage style headlight supporting the tachometer, and custom front and rear guards encasing a pair of Firestones.

The Tarantulas is a custom bike studio in NE Portland, they are a group of friends that specialize in building Cafe Motorcycles. They have built some sweet bikes, we have featured the "Smooth Criminal" a stunning custom Honda CB350. Today we feature another of their creations, a 1976 Honda CB750F SS, named "The Natural" , the bike was striped of all the useless crap, the result is a bike that is "Natural”. Brushed metal, gum rubber and leather looking vinyl were used.

CRD(Cafe Racer Dreams) Motorcycles is a new company based in Spain. Owner Pedro Garcia has always been an enthusiastic lover of motorsport, especially two-wheeled vehicles. He has a vast mechanical experience specializing in Japanese motorcycles of the 70s and 80s. Here we feature one of his sleek creations, the custom built Honda CB 750 kz from 1980 nicknamed "Brownie". The standout feature has to be the open space under the seat, giving the bike a minimal look and shedding a lot of visual weight. source

The Tarantulas is a custom bike studio in NE Portland, they are a group of friends that specialize in building Cafe Motorcycles. They have built some sweet bikes, our pick goes for this custom Honda CB350 FOUR titled Smooth Criminal. The four cylinder stunner features some very nice touches, worth noting is the brown leather seat upholstry and the matching leather saddle bag, very smooth. Check out their website for more of their work.

Another awesome custom bike by Australians Deus. The Grievous Angel, based on a Yamaha SR400, is deserving of the notoriety that Deus has in customizing motorcycles. Basically what was taken from the Yamaha SR 400 was the engine. ... the rest was all changed. Even if it is a Japanese bike, the great qualities of SR 400 were used to create an authentic English Cafe Racer. Check out another of Deus creations, the very original Surf Bike