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Mini Clubman All4 Scrambler

The Italian division of MINI created a special concept of the Clubman All4 giving it a much more "adventurous” character. Named Clubman All4 Scrambler (a term that evokes the most versatile bikes), this MINI was actually developed to tackle tough terrains. The inspiration, according to the brand, was the BMW R ninet Scrambler motorcycle, the design team has kitted the Clubman out with knobby off-road tires, while the "Frozen Grey” paint job and the raised suspension are also stand out features reminiscent of the motorbike. The four-door crossover also has some additional headlights at the front, a roof rack for higher load capacity, and an interior wrapped in brown nappa leather and alcantara that matches the seat of the nineT perfectly.



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HONDA 2&4

Set to debut at the Frankfurt Motor Show, is the impressive Honda Project 2&4, a spectacular four wheeled, lightweight, open-air kart with a 999cc V4 superbike motor under the hood. Designed by Honda’s motorcycle design studio in Asaka, Japan, the 2&4 claims influence from the pivotal RA272 Formula 1 car from 1965, and is powered by a 215 hp RC213V competition motorcycle engine. The unique "floating seat” design places the driver as close to...
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HARLEY SC3 ADVENTURE

Carducci Dual Sport is a company founded by Jim Carducci and dedicated to Harley Davidson conversions. Jim as always had the passion for big dual sport bikes, like the BMW GS and the KTM 950, but he wanted a bike with the Harley Sportster motor. Jim now offers full conversions to transform 1200 or 883 Sportsters into the "SC3 Adventure" a true on/off road dual sport motorcycle. via...
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Hookie 1979 BMW R100

Dresden-based motorcycle shop Hookie Co have rolled out this gorgeous transformation of a 1979 BMW R100. Named "Racoon", this classic BMW boxer was built with reliability and day-to-day performance, and dressed in Hookie´s typically minimalist style. The build had the engine fully rebuilt and repainted it in a dark grey metallic color, and it was fitted with an upgraded air filter, a Brembo master cylinder, a dark brown leath...
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