Honda Cb360 | By Federal Moto

Our custom motorbike crush today comes from a small garage in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, called Federal Moto. This sharp build ticks all the right boxes, it is clean, simple, reliable, and the perfect ride for a busy urban city. The bike is based on a Honda CB360 and was named "The Couch Surfer", in honor of the client, a young guy that lives, works, and parties downtown, and wanted a whippy little tracker that he could tear around the city, jump curbs, and have fun with on his commute.

BERYL BURNER BRAKE

Staying visible is one of the most important parts of cycling. Beryl premium bike lights are easy to operate, made to last, and are designed for maximum visibility while sharing the road with cars, making sure you’re seen no matter the situation. Their Burner Brake light can detect when you slow down, accurately warning other road users that you are putting your brakes on by intensifying the light. It is powered by their bespoke braking algorithm that uses a smart...
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HARDSIDER ROOFTOP TENT

The Hardsider HardTent Rooftop Tent is an innovative solution that takes camping to new heights. Designed specifically for trucks and SUVs, this hard-sided rooftop tent offers unmatched convenience, comfort, and protection from the elements. What sets the Hardsider HardTent apart is its unique solid walls on all sides, providing superior insulation and weather protection compared to traditional fabric-walled tents. Say goodbye to flapping fabric and unc...
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1984 PORSCHE 911 GOLDRUSH

After 40,000 miles of rally abuse, Nick Londy’s 1984 Porsche 911 was due for a refresh. What began as a simple repaint turned into a full creative collaboration between Londy, designer Sera Trimble, and automotive photographer Webb Bland. The result? A stunning black-to-gold gradient that transforms the classic Carrera into rolling art. Originally all black, the car now fades from deep gloss at the nose to a shimmering gold at the rear, a look echoed on its col...
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