2018 Harley-Davidson Fat Bob

Harley-Davidson have released the all-new Softail line, and of the eight new cruisers, the Fat Bob has the boldest styling. The impressive 2018 Harley-Davidson Fat Bob features aggressive, unapologetic styling, asphalt-eating traction, pothole-devouring suspension, premium finishes, and your choice of the powerful Milwaukee-Eight 107 or 114 Big Twin Engine. The bike also gets the brand-new Soft Tail frame, inverted forks for better handling, dual disc front brakes, a 2-1-2 upswept exhaust, and a new LED headlight design. Tires are the largest, most aggressive offered by Harley-Davidson, with a 130mm-wide front and a 150mm-wide rear, rolling on 16-inch cast aluminum wheels. Fat Bob is the highest performance bike in the 2018 Harley-Davidson cruiser line. watch the video below

Bunker Custom Cycles BMW R nineT Scrambler

The brief was personal. An Istanbul based enduro racer became a father and wanted a bike that matched his new pace. Less aggression, more utility, still capable. The Uzer brothers at Bunker Custom Cycles took a 2024 BMW R nineT Scrambler and stripped it back to something that channels the utilitarian honesty of the mid 1980s R 80 GS and Dakar era BMWs. The tank is the centrepiece. A low poly steel inner tank sits underneath a custom outer shell shaped to reca...
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AUTOFABRICA TYPE 7

AutoFabrica are undoubtedly one of our favorite names in motorcycle customization. Bujar Muharremi and his crew work essentially on Yamaha SRs, and the latest masterpiece to roll out of their London Garage, is the Type 7 Yamaha SR500, truly a triumph for the custom house. The Type 7 Series features two new Yamahas, the Type 7D in metallic black, and the 7E in gloss white. Both beauties started out as 1980-model SR500s, they were completely striped down to their esse...
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TRIUMPH SPEED RACER | BY IMPOZ DESIGN

This impressive ride is the work of 27-year-old French graphic designer Benjamin Blanchard. The bike is a transformation of the very popular Triumph Speed Triple, Blanchard worked 12 months on the bike, he stripped it to its bare essentials, he removed all headlights, shortened the chasis and installed a cool looking  Cylon-like LED rear light. The bodywork was crafted from carbon fiber and painted in stealthy matte black....
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