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Ape Calessino

Only 999 of these vehicles are available in the world. The Ape Calessino ia an essential for collectors and lovers of italian design, allowing you to rediscover the true satisfaction of driving and enjoying your leisure time. A collector´s item, it´s exclusiveness underlined by a numbered plate.



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Tattoo Suzuki GN400

Tattoo Moto was born from the need to make ordinary bikes into inspired, unique machines. The latest masterpiece to roll out of their workshop in Charlotte, North Carolina, is this kick ass motorcycle, a little Suzuki GN400 cafe racer dubbed the "Vampire Slayer". Inspired by one of the most famous custom builds of all time – Deus Ex Machina´s "Grievous Angel" cafe racer, the team stripped the GN down to its bones and built a simple cafe racer ...
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BMW R nineT by Injustice Customs

This is undoubtedly one of the coolest BMW R Ninet conversions out there. Now christened "Thor", this amazing blacked-out and carbon-fiber clad scrambler was built by the Injustice Customs workshop located in the heart of Gothenburg, Sweden. The R nineT Urban G/S was the perfect starting point for something purpose-built for adventure, it was fitted with a headlight from an Enduro bike, new suspension, new brakes, a custom-made titanium exhaust with an SC-...
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Vagabund BMW R100RT

Vagabund Moto from Austria, are specialists in exploring the creative possibilities within the inspiring world of vintage motorcycles. They are masters in transforming BMW´s into sharp custom boxers with stark, futuristic lines, and amazing attention to detail. Their latest creation is the V12, a stealthy build based on a BMW R100RT from 1994. Details include a new custom tank, a modified exhaust system, a new custom leather seat, a 3D printed rear end with integra...
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