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Ducati Xdiavel

Ducati have given their popular Diavel Motorbike a relaxed cruiser feel with the new Ducati XDiavel, giving it a true feet-forward cruiser riding position. At the center of the XDiavel is the new Testastretta L-Twin engine with 156 hp, 9,500 RPM, and a colossal 95 lb-ft of torque, ensuring superbike muscle and a flat torque curve from the low rev range upwards. The styling looks fantastic, and the ride sounds pretty spectacular, plus it comes equipped with high tech features such as a proximity key, advanced traction control, multiple riding modes(such as drag-racing mode) and a belt drive, which is smoother and quieter than a chain-driven motorcycle. Stay tuned for an official release date and pricing.



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Zero SR-X Motorcycle

The future of motorcycling is here, and Zero Motorcycles is at the forefront of innovation with the latest addition to their lineup: the Zero SR-X. Created through the collaboration between Zero and the talented designers at Huge Design, this semi-faired concept bike is a testament to the possibilities of electric motorcycles. With its industry-leading electric powertrain and striking design, the SR-X is poised to take the motorcycle industry by storm. ...
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TRIUMPH RUMBLER | BY TRIDAYS

Triumph Scrambler, as you might of noticed, is one of our favorite motorbikes, we have featured some very cool custom Scramblers, by Spirit of the Seventies, and most recently a private custom by Jim Good. The guys from Tridays have customized this scrambler to perfection, they named it "The Rumbler". The bike accentuates the Scrambler’s classic good looks, and cranks the performance up a notch. sources: GBlog, Bikexif...
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Hookie Honda CB750

Dresden-based motorcycle shop Hookie Co have rolled out of their workshop, this stunning 1978 Honda CB750 K7 conversion. The entire bike was stripped down for a clean minimalist look that is sure to get cafe racer purists excited. Named "Wolf", the classic CB750 is still recognizable, but everything else is modern, it was fitted with LED lighting and signals, Motoscope speedometer, M.Switches, a Spark Universal GP exhaust, along with a new leather seat tha...
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