stuff we drool about

Brammo Enertia Plus | 100% Electric Motorcycle

The Enertia Plus Motorcycle uses a lithium-ion battery technology, it features an 850 Watt on-board battery charger that increases range up to 80 miles. With no clutch to operate or gears to shift, the Enertia Plus is incredibly smooth and simple to ride.



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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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SMOOTH CRIMINAL | BY THE TARANTULAS

The Tarantulas is a custom bike studio in NE Portland, they are a group of friends that specialize in building Cafe Motorcycles. They have built some sweet bikes, our pick goes for this custom Honda CB350 FOUR titled Smooth Criminal. The four cylinder stunner features some very nice touches, worth noting is the brown leather seat upholstry and the matching leather saddle bag, very smooth. Check out their website for more of their work....
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ATACAMA 700

Made to order and assembled by hand by Germany based motorcycle workshop WalzWerk-Racing, the Atacama 700, is based on a Yamaha XSR700 and is converted into an absolutely pure and puristic driving machine. Available in two versions, the Atacama 700 and 700 S, the beastly bike weighs only 160kg, comes with a two-cylinder in-line engine that delivers 80bhp, JvB front and side fenders, adjustable footrests, ABM brakes and clutch levers, SC-Project exhaust system, front...
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