BMW R100S Black Baron

Our latest custom motorbike crush is this beastly beamer by Denmark’s Relic Motorcycles. The donor bike started as a BMW R100S (it was actually an old police bike) from the 80s, and was striped to its essentials. The old rear section of the frame was removed, and the centre rear section of the frame was extended in order to mount a Biltwell Harley solo seat on, that features twin rows of LED brakelights underneath. It was also fitted with twin Hagon 420mm shocks, with chunky Continental Twinduro tires, killer twin cutaway exhausts, some custom bent handlebars, and the standout feature - a black matte carbon tank. The end result was appropriately named "Black Baron” and is one hell on an impressive build.

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ROKON TRAIL-BREAKER

Rokon Trail-Breaker is a new and updated edition of a 60´s bike that´s seen its fair share of rough riding at the hand of the armed forces, forest guards or fish and game officers. This permanent two wheel drive bike is now lighter, with an inverted front suspension, to smooth things out, and now features hollow wheels that provide extra flotation. That´s not all, you also get new wider tires and a great customization list, from saddle bags to tow bars, frame gri...
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DUCATI 1199 PANIGALE S SENNA

Ducati presented the Ducati 1199 Panigale S Senna Limited Edition at the Brazilian Motorcycle Show, the limited edition mark´s the 20th anniversary of the death of legendary Formula One Grand Prix star Ayrton Senna. The colors of the bike were chosen by Senna himself when he visited Italian manufacturer a few weeks before the ill-fated Imola Grand Prix in 1994. The production is limited to 161, in honor to the number of F1 races Senna raced in. The exclusive versio...
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Triumph Trident 660

The Triumph Trident 660 has always been one of the smartest ways into modern motorcycling, and the latest update makes it even harder to ignore. This refreshed version sharpens the look, adds more power, and improves the ride without losing the easygoing character that made the Trident such a hit in the first place. At its heart is Triumph’s updated 660 triple engine, now producing 94 horsepower with a wide, usable torque curve that feels strong from low re...
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