Yamaha Xs650 | By Thrive Motorcycle

Thrive Motorcycle is a new custom bike shop from Jakarta, Indonesia, they have re-imagined the classic Yamaha XS650 and transformed it into this remarkable build named ‘T004 MooN’. The bike, believe it or not, was inspired by wood-burning stoves, the paint scheme is with shades of black and features brass and copper accents for the details. The re-creation includes a complete engine overhaul, hand-fabricated bodywork, and comes complete with a custom canvas tool bag. We love the detail of the elegant floating rear fender.

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BICYCLE FRAME HANDLE

Another great bicycle product by Walnut Studiolo. The stylish Bicycle Frame Handle was designed for commuters, making it easier to carry your bike. Because it is placed at a lower grab point, it lowers the center of gravity making your bike feel easier and lighter to carry, also avoiding strain on your elbow and shoulder. Available in several colors. via Also by Walnut Studiolo check out: - 6 Pack Holder - Seat Barrel Bag...
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SMOOTH CRIMINAL | BY THE TARANTULAS

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....
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VELONIA VIKS

Estonian bicycle brand Velonia introduces the Viks, an urban commuter bike with a striking design and uniquely shaped frame. Thanks to its unique construction with two identical steel tubes that are joined together in the front of the bike, there is no need for a seat tube, and, not only does it look awesome, it weighs only 10 pounds! Until recently, the Viks was still in prototype phase, but the first cycle can now be ordered through their website. The stainless st...
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