Brixton Crossfire 500 XC

Austrian startup Brixton Motorcycles first caught our attention with their stunning Crossfire 125 motorcycle. Now they have introduced the Crossfire 500 XC, a great-looking retro-modern scrambler model, which has the ability to move and off-road. Combining neo-retro styling and thoroughly modern equipment, the good-looking machine is powered by a 486 cc twin-cylinder engine with 35 kW (approximately 47.5 hp) and 43 nm of torque at 6,750 rpm. Other notable details include LED lighting, LCD instrumentation, and the choice of Pirelli road rubber or semi-knob tires. Available only in an unique "Desert Gold", the Brixton Crossfire 500 XC is sold for $7,500, which is an attractive price for what it offers us.

X-Axis Honda CX500

After years of competitive racing, two-time British motocross (MX1) champion Billy MacKenzie created the X-AXIS workshop to pursue his love of building and riding custom bikes. One of his first builds is this Honda CX500, a bike that features a minimal, clean design, and oozes style from every angle. After stripping the bike to its essentials, MacKenzie powder coated it in satin black for more durability, fitted it with Firestone Champion Deluxe vintage tires, upgra...
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SUPER DUC DUCATI

Located in Atlanta, Georgia, Fuller Moto is a one-of-a-kind custom car and motorcycle design shop owned by petrolhead Bryan Fuller. Bryan wanted a custom dirt bike to ride at the 6000-acre Durhamtown off road resort, and around the streets of downtown Atlanta. Known as the "Super Duc” this work of art is based on a 1960s Ducati 250 Scrambler and was built meticulously by hand from the ground up. Distinguishing features include the centre-mounted twin rear sho...
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Yamaha 04GEN

Yamaha have recently unveiled the fourth concept model of Yamaha´s Gen series, featuring semi-transparent body panels and a frame with a flowing, organic design. The impressive 04GEN features a monocoque frame that resembles the basic structure of a Vespa, and a semi-transparent resin bodywork allowing the internal structure of the scooter to be displayed. But the standout feature is undoubtedly the pivoting rear side panels that can be lifted to look like insect w...
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