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.

Maeving RM1S Blackout

The Maeving RM1S Blackout is where timeless cafe racer style meets the quiet confidence of electric power. Built for riders who carve their own path, this stealthy two-wheeler ditches the noise and oil for clean design and instant torque. At its core: a rear-wheel-mounted electric motor and dual removable batteries you can charge anywhere, home, office, or your favorite cafe. Dressed in textured matte black with carbon fiber accents and Dunlop Gold Seal tires, th...
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Super73 Adventure Series

Super73 has upgraded their most popular models with off-road capabilities to bring you their Adventure Series. The R, S, and Z models now feature standard GRZLY tires, adjustable suspension, hydraulic disk brakes, and extended seats with gripper vinyl for added comfort. The R and S models also have their battery relocated to the down tube to give them a lower center of gravity for improved handling. The Adventure Series of e-bikes offers riders a refreshe...
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Suzuki GN250 Cubus

Free Spirit Motorcycles is a workshop ran by Slavo Danko, in a small town in Slovakia. He has a job as a business strategist, but on his spare time he builds custom motorcycles with the help of his son. His latest masterpiece took almost four years to build, went through three different designs, and looks like nothing else out there. The mighty impressive Suzuki GN250 Cubus kept only the engine from the donor bike, the rest is all calped from elsewhere, redesigned o...
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