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Bmw R75/6 | By Maria Riding Company

Our latest custom motorbike crush comes from a workshop in Lisbon - Portugal. Maria Riding Company is a brand inspired by the real emotions of the past, perfectly crafted into special rides for the last true essence seekers. They deliver extraordinary and unconventional rides, just like this beautiful BMW R75/6 conversion, they named it "Panzer". It was stripped down to its bare bones and then reassembled as a simple and clean machine. Great color scheme on this, the black and steel paint job is beautifully complemented with the bright red of the frame. Make sure you check out their website for more masterful creations.



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HUSQVARNA MOTORCYCLES | BY KISKA - Image

HUSQVARNA MOTORCYCLES | BY KISKA

Renown Swedish Motorcycle brand Husqvarna have unveiled two exciting new street models at the International motorcycle Expo EICMA in Milan. The 401 VITPILEN and 401 SVARTPILEN are inspired by the rebellious spirit of the golden age of the brand in the 60s and 70s. Both models have been reduced to the bare functional essentials, free of gimmicks, gadgets and extravagant design embellishments, they combine modern technology, cutting-edge design and high quality hardwa...
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1949 FERRARI 166 MM BARCHETTA | FOR AUCTION - Image

1949 FERRARI 166 MM BARCHETTA | FOR AUCTION

This amazing car will be auctioned on January 21 of 2011, it dates back to 1949 ans is the tenth of only 25 ferrari 166 MM Barchettas built. The 1948 Ferrari 166 MM is the definitive 1950s sports car configuration, with its smooth envelope, long flowing hood and short  tail. Get you check books ready!...
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YAMAHA SR400 | BY GASOLINE CUSTOM MOTORCYCLES - Image

YAMAHA SR400 | BY GASOLINE CUSTOM MOTORCYCLES

Our custom motorbike crush today is a nice simple machine from Sydney workshop, Gasoline Custom Motorcycles. The guys have really kept it simple, eliminating most stuff from the rear end and replacing the standard heavy exhaust, giving the bike a freedom of lightness. The utilitarian character of the bike was achieved by adding big knobbly tires and a rough-round-the-edges finish. Check out their website for more custom builds....
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