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.

Jaguar E-Type Project

The Jaguar E-Type was once considered by Enzo Ferrari "the most beautiful car ever made," and we are inclined to agree. This unique opportunity lets you get your hands dirty and refurbish one of these iconic machines. The 1972 Jaguar XKE Series III roadster seen here is a rolling project that was acquired in 2011 by the current owner and has since been partially refurbished. The fine specimen has already been partially torn down, with a plethora of parts already rem...
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1976 International Scout II

Remember the gorgeous International Harvester Scout II finished in matte white? Now Motorcar Studio is offering this awesome 1976 International Scout II finished in matte charcoal! The one-owner, rust-free truck has been fully restored and fitted with custom front and rear bumpers, an SSII grille, a four-inch Rough Country lift and 17-inch Mickey Thompson Deegan wheels wearing Nitto 33x12.50 mud grapplers. Inside it is equipped with black Corbeau seats front and rea...
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TRIUMPH BONNEVILLE | BY DOWN & OUT

The Triumph Bonneville is one of our all time favorite motorbikes, we have featured several custom Bonneville´s over the years, our latest crush is this masterpiece by British custom specialists Down & Out, based on a standard T100 SE. The bike was commissioned by the founder of Bike Shed (a custom motorbike culture website), and this build is all about chassis parts, weight loss, the right design & paint, and throwing away the bits that look ugly – endin...
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