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.

VAGABUND MOTO GUZZI V7

This custom Moto Guzzi is yet another clean minimal build from the Austrian-based duo Vagabund. Once again they prove that less is more with this good-looking build that started as a 2019 Moto Guzzi V7 III. Like with their other builds, the team used both handcrafted elements and 3D printed components. They used Nylon PA12 filament to create a result that is both structurally strong and durable. There are several 3D components to note on the bike, such as the minusc...
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BMW K75 Adventure Touring Bike

This stunning Adventure Touring Bike was built by the Spoken Moto workshop for the Handbuilt Show in collaboration with craft luggage maker Pack Animal out of Seattle. Based on a 1990 BMW K75RT, the long-range tourer was heavily influenced by the Motorrad R Nine T Paris-Dakar concept bike. In fact, the nose and front fender are R Nine T Urban GS bits and the paint scheme is very similar to the Paris-Dakar bike. The racks, radiator shield, subframe, rear ...
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MOTO GUZZI O2

Marco Matteucci is a photographer and graphic designer, he is also a motorbike enthusiast and for the last three years has been on a motorcycle building adventure from his Workshop in Italy. This beautiful masterpiece started as a Tonti framed Moto Guzzi V35 TT from 1985, but was stripped to its bare essentials, cleaned and lovingly fitted with bespoke details such as a chopped rear end, wafer-like mudguards, a short exhaust, a stylish hand crafted leather saddle th...
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