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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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DUCATI DIAVEL TITANIUM - Image

DUCATI DIAVEL TITANIUM
Ducati have unveiled a special edition of their popular Diavel motorbike. The new and exclusive Diavel Titanium is a limited series of just 500 numbered bikes, it comes with an array of custom components, and is equipped with the same beastly 162-hp engine as the other Diavel models, but has been finished with high-technology craftsmanship in titanium and carbon fiber, and enhanced with a dark chrome frame and black wheels....
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Honda CT125 Hunter Cub - Image

Honda CT125 Hunter Cub
The Honda Cub is one of the most produced and most iconic bikes in history, now Honda have  introduced the Hunter Cub, an outdoors-y spinoff of the Super Cub we already know and love. The cool ride shares much in common with the Super Cub C125, but with the chassis modified for better off-road use, and also adds some extra fuel capacity, suspension travel, a high-mount exhaust, and additional protection for the engine. The Hunter also receives a set of wire...
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MOTO GUZZI | BY KAFFEEMASCHINE - Image

MOTO GUZZI | BY KAFFEEMASCHINE
KaffeeMaschine is a custom bike workshop in Hamburg, Germany. It is run by Moto Guzzi fanatic Axel Budde, he is an expert in building amazing Moto Guzzi cafe racers. Featured here is his latest creation, the Kaffeemaschine #6, a bike based on the classic 1980 Moto Guzzi Le Mans, it was commissioned by a British motorcycle racer, he wanted a simple, fast, red and white bike with  cast wheels. Head over to Kaffeemaschine´s website for more stunning creations...
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