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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.



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OMO X Electric Scooter

Forget everything you know about electric scooters, the OMO X by Omoway is rewriting the rules. Built by a team of EV veterans from XPeng, this futuristic ride merges cutting-edge tech with radical design to create a smart, self-balancing, modular electric motorcycle like no other. Unveiled in Jakarta, the OMO X stunned the crowd by driving itself onstage and parking autonomously. Thanks to Omoway's Halo Pilot system, the scooter supports self-parking, adapt...
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Zero DSR/X Electric Adventure Motorcycle

Zero Motorcycles has just unveiled its latest electric motorcycle, their most ambitious, aggressive off-road beast yet. The Zero DSR/X is a highly effective dual purpose adventure bike that silently conquers off-roading trails just as well as it carves through canyon roads. The all-electric adventure motorcycle delivers 100 horsepower and an impressive 166 foot-pounds of torque, providing enough power to climb steep hills or hit a top speed of 112 MPH. It features a...
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VAGABUND V07

One of our favorite custom motorbikes ever, is the spectacular BMW R100R by Vagabund Moto. Today we showcase another work of art by the Austrian duo, designer Paul Brauchart and mechanical engineer Philipp Rabl - a 1993 BMW R100R they call "Vagabund V07” (also known as "The Whale”). The stripped-down, minimalist build features a beautiful bespoke monocoque unit with a near seamless seat integration to the tank, a built-in taillight, a matching front mu...
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