Ares Electric Motorcycle

Blending sci-fi styling with classic cafe racer vibes, the Ares Electric Motorcycle by Real Motors is an innovative two-wheeler designed to appeal to a new generation of riders seeking both performance and retro aesthetics.

With its compact build and lightweight construction, it promises agility and ease of handling on urban streets. Powered by an 11kWh battery, the ARES aims for a range of approximately 100 miles and a top speed of 90 to 100mph. Real Motors emphasizes the bike's acceleration capabilities, making it suitable for both seasoned riders and newcomers alike.

The Electric Analogue concept integrates modern technology seamlessly into the classic cafe racer design, offering a unique blend of nostalgia and innovation. With production models expected to hit the market in late 2025, the ARES electric motorcycle signals an exciting new chapter in urban mobility.

Yamaha 04GEN

Yamaha have recently unveiled the fourth concept model of Yamaha´s Gen series, featuring semi-transparent body panels and a frame with a flowing, organic design. The impressive 04GEN features a monocoque frame that resembles the basic structure of a Vespa, and a semi-transparent resin bodywork allowing the internal structure of the scooter to be displayed. But the standout feature is undoubtedly the pivoting rear side panels that can be lifted to look like insect w...
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Moto Guzzi MGX-21 Flying Fortress

You either love it or hate it, but one thing is sure, the Moto Guzzi MGX-21 Flying Fortress is the latest example of Moto Guzzi´s tradition of originality and courage. The Italian company is one of the greatest brands in the motorcycling world and in almost a century of history has produced bikes that are often ahead of their time, whose innovations are subsequently adopted by everyone. The spectacular MGX-21 is the most luxurious Moto Guzzi ever made, it boasts a ...
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BMW R80 | BY ER MOTORCYCLES

Our latest motorbike workshop discovery is from Slovenia. ER Motorcycles owned by Blaz Sustarsic has rolled out this impressive conversion of a 1983 BMW R80 which he calls "Mobster”, named after well-dressed gangsters. The bike is painted in a stunning bronze color and features beautiful leather details. We shall definitely keep an eye on future builds from these guys. via...
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