Bmw R100 | By Crd Motorcycles

BMW custom specialists CRD Motorcycles (Cafe Racer Dreams) have rolled out of their Madrid-based workshop, their latest masterpiece, a spectacular BMW R110 conversion. CRD#58 is an 1984 BMW R100 that was stripped, giving the bike a minimal look and shedding a lot of visual weight, a CRD trademark. It was fitted with a custom-made solo seat that has a LED tail light built into it, chunky Continental tires, and painted with BMW’s iconic motorsport stripes and traditional roundels. via More amazing photos below.

PORSCHE 356 EMORY TRANSITIONAL SPEEDSTER

Emory Motorsports specializes in creating amazing Porsche restomods, they are masters in customising the Porsche 356s since the late 1980s. The latest creation to roll out of their garage in northern Los Angeles is this gorgeous 1959 356 Speedster, a truly one-of-a-kind Outlaw model. The starting point was originally a coupe, but a crash resulted in irreparable damage to the roof. From there, the talented team decided to convert the body into a speedster tribute, an...
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DTV SHREDDER | ALL-TERRAIN VEHICLE

This all-terrain vehicle is called the DTV Shredder, because it´s a dual tracked vehicle, and it shreds any surface you can think of! DTV´s CEO says it´s a "mini tank that rides like a skateboard”, and we do think that´s quite the accurate description for it, it can go up to speeds like 25 mph (40kmh), and that´s fast on a small thing like this! With 6-point articulating suspension, cast aluminum swing arms, variable speed, CVT system and the original two pad...
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BANANA HOLDER

We have posted many cool and useful accessories for carrying stuff on your bike, the 6 pack holder, the Wine Rack, the Seat Barrel Bag, the Challenge Tool Bag, the U-lock Holster, but none as unusual as this Banana Holder! Made of genuine leather the original accessory is designed to allow riders to safely carry and easily access a banana. You can hang the banana holder on a bike frame as well as your waist belt. Bananas are a natural energy bar, and their hig...
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