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.

SUPER DUC DUCATI

Located in Atlanta, Georgia, Fuller Moto is a one-of-a-kind custom car and motorcycle design shop owned by petrolhead Bryan Fuller. Bryan wanted a custom dirt bike to ride at the 6000-acre Durhamtown off road resort, and around the streets of downtown Atlanta. Known as the "Super Duc” this work of art is based on a 1960s Ducati 250 Scrambler and was built meticulously by hand from the ground up. Distinguishing features include the centre-mounted twin rear sho...
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Ducati Multistrada V4 RS

Ducati has taken its adventure-touring flagship to the next level with the new Multistrada V4 RS, blending sportbike DNA with long-haul comfort. At its heart sits the 1,103cc Desmosedici Stradale engine, borrowed from Ducati’s superbikes, pushing 180 horsepower and 87 lb-ft of torque. Paired with a race-inspired dry clutch and titanium Akrapovič silencer, the sound alone is worth the ride. But this isn’t just a track-hungry machine, it’s built ...
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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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