Crooked Yamaha XS400

From 1978-1982, Yamaha built the famous XS400 model, and in the first year it became one of the best-selling motorcycles in the world. Now Crooked Motorcycles, a workshop based in Germany, has done an amazing job on this stunning Yahaha XS400. This gorgeous transformation is based on a standalone and unique solution "DIY-Kit" ($2,775) that features several parts and accessories that let you build your dream bike. You can choose between a DIY-Moto-Kit and build by yourself if you are the proud owner of a Yamaha XS400, or order a complete bike such as this one for a total of $13,875. watch the timelapse video of the build below

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Zero Motorcycles has unveiled its 2024 lineup at EICMA in Milan, featuring significant updates to their existing models, more affordable prices, and a variety of new colors for their carry-over bikes. Among these, the Zero DSR/X takes center stage as the flagship model. The Zero DSR/X is a robust electric motorcycle ready to conquer any terrain. With a powerful 75 kW (100 hp) electric engine and peak torque of 229 Nm, it offers thrilling performan...
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HONDA SQUARE X125

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Classified Moto Honda CT70 Scrambler

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