1965 Alfa Romeo GTA

This rare, factory-built, Italian sports car with a resume of motorsports is up for sale! The name Alfa Romeo GT is synonymous with elegance and sporting performance, never more so than in the GTA, a race version of the GT. The 1965 Alfa Romeo 1600 GTA Autodelta was a modified version of the Giulia GT introduced to compete in the European Touring Car Championship. The GTA was modified by Autodelta, who replaced the Giulia´s steel body with a lighter aluminum body to reduce considerably the cars weight. Now weighing just 1,630lbs, this beauty is powered by a 1.6L twin-spark engine that puts down up to 217hp in race-trim. The car has a long resume with hundreds of races under its fan-belt, and features a slew of upgrades, including magnesium wheels, a spartan race cockpit, and aluminum body panels.

BMW R60/7 | BY ER MOTORCYCLES

Remember the amazing BMW R80 custom named "Mobster” we featured recently? Now ER Motorcycles have rolled out this spectacular BMW R60/7 conversion, simply sublime. Not much information on the bike available, we´ll just leave you with some photos to drool over. Seems like these guys can´t get it wrong, we shall wait anxiously for their next build. This impressive BMW is currently for sale, for detailed information contact Blaz Sustarsic at info@ermotorcycl...
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Y-SHAPED MULTI TOOL | BY CRANK BROTHERS

Crank Brothers, a California-based retailer of mountain bike components have introduced the Y-Series, two new innovative Y-Shaped Multi Tools, the Y12 and the Y16. The triangular bike multi-tools are packed inside a compact carrying frame, the Y12 ($29.99) weighs 166 grams and includes a storage container for personal items, a patch kit, six different hex sizes, Philips and flat screwdrivers, a Torx t-10 and t-25 wrenches. The Y16 ($49.99) tool weighs 260 grams and ...
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KAWASAKI KZ400 | BY LA CORONA MOTORCYCLES

La Corona Motorcycles is our latest custom motorcycle workshop discovery, they are based in Barcelona - Spain. Their portfolio is small but impressive, and most conversions are simple but sweet. Our pick from their work is this beautiful Kawasaki KZ400, stripped from all non-essential and bulky items. With simplified engineering and appealing neutral color scheme this is a true beauty. Check out La Corona Motorcycles website for more of their fine work....
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