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Bucks Indian Motorcycles

Buck’s Indian Motorcycle is a family run business in West Virginia. Headed by Buck Rinker, the family restore beautiful vintage Indian motorcycles. Indian is an American brand of motorcycles, they were manufactured from 1901 to 1953, they are timeless works of art. Check out Buck´s website for more stunning restorations.



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2014 BMW R1200GS ADVENTURE

The almighty BMW R1200GS Adventure has just been unveiled. The all-new, long-expected Adventure version of their new-generation R1200GS machine looks absolutely stunning, and is fully equipped for extreme and long tours. The travel enduro features two ride modes "Rain" and "Road", that can be activated at the press of a button, offering two completely different, finely tuned riding experiences. The muscular beast is equipped with a 125 bhp air/li...
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MOTO GUZZI V85

Italian motorcycle manufacturer Moto Guzzi are the latest brand to add a retro treatment to one of their bikes. Styled like enduros from the 80s, the new Moto Guzzi V85 has retro styling cues inspired by the historic Guzzis that took part in African rally raids. This uniquely designed adventure-tourer is said to deliver around 80 hp from its 850 cc v-twin engine housed in a bright-red frame that we´re told is inspired by traditional enduro bikes. The V85 also has a...
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DIESEL X DUCATI MONSTER

Clothing brand Diesel and Ducati started a partnership last year with Diesel sponsoring the Ducati Team in MotoGP, now they have taken their partnership a step further collaborating on the Ducati Monster Diesel. The customized model is an ‘urban military chic’ interpretation of Ducati’s iconic naked motorcycle and will be unveiled alongside the new collection at the Diesel stores of New York - Soho (15 March) Rome (22 March) and Tokyo-Shibuya (29 March). With ...
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