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1978 Honda Cx500 | By Moto Mucci | Image

1978 Honda Cx500 | By Moto Mucci
This awesome machine was created by David Mucci from Moto Mucci. David is a a professional Industrial Designer based in Chicago, IL, with a passion for hand crafted items and custom vintage machinery. The 1978 Honda CX500 is his first build and his first motorcycle! yet, he was able to come up with this beauty. We shall keep an eye on this guy to see what he comes up with next.



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X-Axis Honda CX500 - Image

X-Axis Honda CX500
After years of competitive racing, two-time British motocross (MX1) champion Billy MacKenzie created the X-AXIS workshop to pursue his love of building and riding custom bikes. One of his first builds is this Honda CX500, a bike that features a minimal, clean design, and oozes style from every angle. After stripping the bike to its essentials, MacKenzie powder coated it in satin black for more durability, fitted it with Firestone Champion Deluxe vintage tires, upgra...
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DUCATI SUPER SPORT 600 | BY MARCO ARTIZZU - Image

DUCATI SUPER SPORT 600 | BY MARCO ARTIZZU
Custom Motorbike expert Marco Artizzu barely touched this 1995 Ducati Supersport 600. He took off the fairing, changed the wheels from alloys to spokes, added some knobby tires, a leather seat and painted the tank British Competition Green... but, the end result was a completely new ride, we love it. Watch the video...
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HONDA CB125 CUSTOM | BY HAJARBROXX MOTORCYCLES - Image

HONDA CB125 CUSTOM | BY HAJARBROXX MOTORCYCLES
This cool little bike was custom built by indonisian Hajarbroxx Motorcycles. Most of the motorbikes available there are under 250cc, so Hajarbroxx specializes in small-engined motorcycles. This bike named KillHill is a customized 1970s CB125, built for a client who wanted an ‘Army Green hill climber’. Classic and vintage bikes are their references, with a little post-apocalyptic twist in the details. Via bikeexif ...
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