Oto Cycles

Oto Cycles from Barcelona, design classic vintage style bikes powered by an electric motor. Several styles are available, all with bold, retro, 1950´s inspired designs. The OtoR model featured here, comes complete with an LCD display, a Brooks saddle and a choice of a 750w motor enabling it to travel at speeds of up to 34mph. You´ll have the feeling of driving a retro motorcycle, while enjoying the environment with its silent motor. All models are handmade and can be fully customized with a choice of colors, tires, saddles, motor, battery and other components.

Rain Prisk Off-Road Concepts

If you ask most people to think about an off-road vehicle, a pickup truck or a Jeep might spring to mind, unless you are Rain Prisk and can see an off-road vehicle in almost any supercar from such renowned brands as Ferrari, McLaren, and Porsche. The visual artist has a serious appetite for over-the-top off-road vehicles, he takes some of the world’s fastest track cars, and transformes them into frighteningly fast off-road vehicles modified for their surroundings wi...
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1956 MASERATI 200SI | FOR SALE

Here is a chance to own something truly special, the first Maserati 200 S ever built! This stunning piece of machinery has significant historic importance and occupies a place of distinction in the history of Maserati sports racing cars, winning many races back in the 50´s and driven by the likes of Stirling Moss and Giuseppe Farina. The one of a kind sports car features an impeccable 2.0 litre 187hp engine sourced from a Formula 2 car, and a unique aluminium body t...
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Coyote BMW R nineT

At the request of BMW Motorrad, Spanish customizer Fuel Motorcycles have worked their magic on the popular BMW R nineT Urban G/S. Named "Coyote", the beastly ride was lightened up and stripped down, and transformed into a modern dual sport bike with more pronounced off-road ability, while sticking closely to the styling cues of the glory days of the original R80 GS. It received upgrades such as a smaller fuel tank from a Suzuki GT 250, an auxiliary tank to house the...
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