Hookie Ducati Scorpian

Hookie have developed a series of bolt-on parts so owners can customize their very own Ducati Scrambler easily at home. The gorgeous transformation of a Ducati Scrambler Desert sled was named "Scorpion" and is based on a standalone and unique solution called "Moto-Kit" that features a custom Koso Thunderbolt Halo LED headlight unit, panels for the gas tank with integrated LED strip lights, rear panels, and a Hookie decal set. You can choose between a DIY-Moto-Kit and build by yourself if you are the proud owner of a Ducati Scrambler, or order a complete bike such as this one (Hookie will be building 10 units in total). watch the video below

Bunker Honda CL250 Cafe Racer

This honed Honda CL250 Café Racer is a stunning custom creation by Bunker Custom Cycles, taking the classic CL250 to new heights. Built as part of a European Honda customization contest, this sleek machine ditches the scrambler aesthetic for a modern café racer look. Using 3D printing technology, Bunker crafted a lightweight, glass fiber-reinforced nylon body kit, including a new fairing, seat pan, and tail cowl. The result is a bike that pays ...
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HONDA CX500 | BY RIVE GAUCHE KUSTOMS

Amazing custom by French group Rive Gauche Kustoms. Working from their workshop in Paris, they modify, transform and customize motorbikes, an example of their work is the stunning Honda CX 500 Street Tracker, the bike was completely ripped of it´s clutter and left only with the essentials. The bike is  full of great details and parts taken from other motorbikes, we love the Continental Twinduro tyres and the "Old English White" painted details. ...
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CAKE KIDS ELECTRIC DIRTBIKE

Swedish e-bike maker Cake have introduced a new model aimed at younger riders. The awesome Cake Go is an off-road electric motorcycle recommended for kids aged 6 years and older. With the same good looks as the adult version, the bike has the power output controlled by the guardian, enabling the rider to grow with the bike as their riding skills develop. They can decide how much power the motor is at the disposal of the young rider through an app, ranging from 600 w...
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