BMW K75 Adventure Touring Bike

This stunning Adventure Touring Bike was built by the Spoken Moto workshop for the Handbuilt Show in collaboration with craft luggage maker Pack Animal out of Seattle. Based on a 1990 BMW K75RT, the long-range tourer was heavily influenced by the Motorrad R Nine T Paris-Dakar concept bike. In fact, the nose and front fender are R Nine T Urban GS bits and the paint scheme is very similar to the Paris-Dakar bike. The racks, radiator shield, subframe, rear fender, seat pan, instrument mounts and skid plates are all hand built. It is powered by a 740cc, liquid-cooled straight three that offers 68-75 hp and a top speed in excess of 130 mph. The end result is a gorgeous and capable adventure touring bike built on a reliable platform with power and plenty of room for racks and bags.

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1959 Porsche 356A Emory

Rod Emory is a specialist in customising the Porsche 356 since the late 1980s, his builds take approximately two years to complete and there is a waiting list full of drivers richer and more famous than you. This Bring a Trailer auction, is an opportunity to jump the queue and get your hands on this spectacular Porsche 356A dubbed the "Outlaw”. This modern take on the classic sports car has been updated with some premium flourishes for the exterior and interior, i...
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Suzuki GN250 Cubus

Free Spirit Motorcycles is a workshop ran by Slavo Danko, in a small town in Slovakia. He has a job as a business strategist, but on his spare time he builds custom motorcycles with the help of his son. His latest masterpiece took almost four years to build, went through three different designs, and looks like nothing else out there. The mighty impressive Suzuki GN250 Cubus kept only the engine from the donor bike, the rest is all calped from elsewhere, redesigned o...
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RML Short Wheelbase

England-based RML Group is turning the legendary Ferrari 550 Maranello into a modernized 250 GT SWB. The impressive RML Short Wheelbase will be a 5.5-liter V12 with 478 horsepower and 419 pound-feet of torque sent entirely to the rear wheels, same as the Maranello. When it comes to performance, the car can get from 0-60 in 4.1 seconds and will reach a top speed of over 185 mph. It also features a six-speed manual highlighted by Ferraris classic gated shifter, Ohlins...
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