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Honda Cbr 100f Custom Superbike

This amazing machine took Ian McElroy two years to build, and if you spot a little of the KTM RC8 in there, you’re right—the Austrian superbike was one of the inspirations for McElroy’s stealth-fighter angles and curves. The bodywork is formed from sheets of aluminum meticulously welded together, and the original gauges have been replaced by a Veypor setup that can also record G-force, 0-60, quarter mile time and lap time as well as speed and RPM. Source




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NORTON MANX R

Norton Motorcycles has made its long-awaited comeback with the Manx R, a stunning 1,200cc V4-powered superbike that signals a new era for the legendary British marque. Revealed at EICMA 2026, the Manx R is more than just a rebirth, it’s a bold statement that Norton is once again ready to compete with the world’s best. At its heart sits a 72-degree liquid-cooled V4 engine producing 203 hp and 95 lb-ft of torque, tuned for real-world power delivery rather t...
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Zero FXE Electric Motorcycle

Zero make high performance, highly innovative electric motorcycles that are lightweight, efficient, fast off the line and fun to ride. Their new offering is the all-new Zero FXE, a minimalist bike inspired by their futuristic concept electric motorcycle developed a few years ago and featured here. The sleek ride is powered by their 75-5 air-cooled, brushless electric motor capable of producing 46 HP and 78 foot-pounds of torque, and comes equipped with a 7.2 kWh Li-...
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TRIUMPH SCRAMBLER | BY SPIRIT OF THE SEVENTIES

Triumph Scrambler is originally a great-looking bike, but the guys at Spirit of the Seventies just made it look even better. The S6 Triumph 904 dirt Twin is a unique custom street-scrambler based on an 2005 Triumph Scrambler. They made the bike much lighter(both in looks and in weight), a lot sharper and faster with a tuned 904cc engine, making it a lot noisier, and giving it more torque. Photos by: Grant Robinson...
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