stuff we drool about

Bmw R75/7 | By Clutch Custom Motorcycles

Our motorbike crush today comes from a Paris based garage named "Clutch Custom Motorcycles”. Based on a 75  R75 serie 7 BMW, the beautiful conversion has been stripped to its essentials and painted with a eye-catching deep navy blue that contrasts beautifully with the custom made leather seat.

Contact "Clutch Custom Motorcycles” for availability and price.




bmw-r75-clutch-custom-motorcycles-2.jpg | Image

bmw-r75-clutch-custom-motorcycles-3.jpg | Image

bmw-r75-clutch-custom-motorcycles-4.jpg | Image

bmw-r75-clutch-custom-motorcycles-5.jpg | Image

bmw-r75-clutch-custom-motorcycles-6.jpg | Image

HUSQVARNA 401 - Image

HUSQVARNA 401

The years most anticipated bike finally breaks cover! The 2017 Husqvarna 401 is finally in production form. We first revealed the two exciting new street models when they were still in concept stage, they were designed to gauge public reaction before possible production. Two models will be available, the 401 Vitpilen cafe racer, and the and 401 Svartpilen scrambler, theyre powered by a 375cc single cylinder motor that produces 44 horsepower and is fed through a six-...
read more
Ducati RR24I Scrambler - Image

Ducati RR24I Scrambler

Ducati has unveiled the bold RR24I Scrambler at the 2024 London Bike Shed MotoShow, a concept that embraces post-apocalyptic aesthetics. Built on the second-generation Scrambler base, the RR24I strips the motorcycle to its core, emphasizing pure riding pleasure. Featuring exposed aluminum parts and functional details, this bike is designed to evoke the raw, minimalist spirit of motorcycling. The tank is stripped of its covers and fitted with a frame f...
read more
TRIUMPH SCRAMBLER | BY SPIRIT OF THE SEVENTIES - Image

TRIUMPH SCRAMBLER | BY SPIRIT OF THE SEVENTIES

Triumph Scrambler is originally a great-looking bike, but the guys at Spirit of the Seventies just made it look even better. The S6 Triumph 904 dirt Twin is a unique custom street-scrambler based on an 2005 Triumph Scrambler. They made the bike much lighter(both in looks and in weight), a lot sharper and faster with a tuned 904cc engine, making it a lot noisier, and giving it more torque. Photos by: Grant Robinson...
read more