2018 Honda Monkey

Honda have announced a new updated version of their iconic Honda Monkey! Redesigned for 2018 with a bit of a modern tweak, the popular mini-bike is powered by a 125 cc single-cylinder air-cooled engine that makes 9.3 bhp at 7,000 rpm and 11 Nm of peak torque at 5,250 rpm. Inspired by the original model, the frame is reassuringly old-school, but the bike now features upside down forks, 12-inch tires, disc brakes at both ends, an anti-lock brake, as well as an LCD display and LED lights. The cool ride also comes with a 5.6-litre tank, a large seat, chrome details, and a lovely retro paint scheme.

GRIEVOUS ANGEL | BY DEUS CUSTOMS

Another awesome custom bike by Australians Deus. The Grievous Angel, based on a Yamaha SR400, is deserving of the notoriety that Deus has in customizing motorcycles. Basically what was taken from the Yamaha SR 400 was the engine. ... the rest was all changed. Even if it is a Japanese bike, the great qualities of SR 400 were used to create an authentic English Cafe Racer. Check out another of Deus creations, the very original Surf Bike...
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KAHN DEFENDER PICKUP

UK´s leading automotive fashion house "Kahn Design”, just keep surprising us with their spectacular Land Rover Defender conversions. The Land Rover Defender Double Cab Pickup – Chelsea Wide Track, has the classic styling of the Land Rover Defender, but is emphasised with the brand´s signature Cromax paint finish, side vents with a stainless steel mesh, a new bumper replacement complete with integrated daytime running lights and a front roof wing with LED Lights to g...
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ZONDA 42 YACHT

We have already you shown you the stunning Frauscher Motoryacht, now from Brasil yachtmakers Zonda comes this awesome machine. The boat accelerates from 0 to 20 knots in less than 9 seconds and reaches a speed exceeding 50 miles p/h. The idea came at the hands of businessman Eduardo Souza Ramos, who inspired modern Italian Wally boats, he then hired the internationally renowned boat designer Javier Soto Acebal....
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