Crooked Honda CB450

Crooked Motorcycles, a workshop based in Germany, has done an amazing job on this stunning Honda CB450, and has put it up for sale. The stunning cafe racer started life as a 1972 Honda CB450, with the team first completely restoring the frame and engine, and then installing a custom tail including LED taillight. Other details include clip-on bars wearing Biltwell grips, YSS Eco-Line shocks, a Motogadget M.Unit, a Motoscope Tiny speedometer and M.Blaze bar-end indicators. They also fitted the beauty with a wrapped Hattech exhaust system which sounds as good as the bike looks. The final result is a brand new body in a sleek all-black colour scheme accented by a brown leather seat and bronze lettering to the tank.

Honda GL500-JPN

Our custom motorbike crush today comes from Germany´s Motoism Customs, a workshop ran by two talented brothers. They wanted to create an urban and sporty ride with a reminiscence to the 80s, so they turned a classic Honda GL500 Silver Wing into a retro-cool masterpiece customised to an outstanding level of detail. The bike’s new name is an homage to it’s homeland Japan, it features a spectacular custom fiberglass headlight, an upside-down fork, push-button cont...
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Classified Moto Honda CT70 Scrambler

There are a few custom builders that push the boundaries, but none have impressed us more than Classified Moto with their heavily customized motorbikes. The latest build to roll out of their workshop is this Honda CT70 Scrambler from 1991, a custom minibike named "Junior". The bike was stripped to its essentials and specially customised for driving on the rear wheel. Over the years, John Ryland and his team have redesigned many motorcycles and created a wh...
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Switch eScrambler

New electric motorcycle company Switch Motorcycles has just unveiled a decidedly impressive electric motorcycle known as the eSCRAMBLER. The gorgeous bike has been over two years in the making, and the result is a performance that is quite impressive for a mid-sized electric motorcycle. Powered by a 50kW (67hp) electric motor, the eSCRAMBLER has a top speed of 150 km/h (93 mph), 0-100 km/h (0-62 mph) time of 3.2 seconds, and a real-world range of 150 km (93 miles). ...
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