Husqvarna Vektorr Electric Scooter

The Vektorr Concept is the first electric scooter ever produced by Husqvarna Motorcycles and is aimed squarely at the urban commuter. Expected to begin production in 2022, the e-scooter is said to have a top speed of 45 kph (28 mph) and a range of up to 95 km (59 miles). There is also a single-sided drag link front suspension, single-sided swingarm, mono rear shock, swingarm-mounted motor ( with a transmission that sends power to the wheel, eliminating the need for a chain or belt drive), a round headlight equipped with an LED DRL ring, 12-inch alloy wheels, and a circular digital instrument display.

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THE WITCH HARLEY DAVIDSON SPORTSTER

Switzerland based photographer Lorenz Richard is a long time motorcycle enthusiast, with help from the guys at Young Guns Speedshop, they have created this mind blowing bobber. Named "The Witch”, the impressive build is based on a 1997 883 Harley Davidson Sportster, it was stripped to its essentials and had several parts customized, such as a new handlebar, seat, fender, lamp, levers and many other details, giving it a raw finish. We love how rough, yet beaut...
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DAB Motors Concept-E

French startup DAB Motors has introduced this lightweight urban commuter that is perfect for zipping around town. The Concept-E marks an exciting step in the company’s evolution into the world of electric. With a clean and minimalist design, the electric motorcycle is equipped with a 10kW motor and a 51V Li-ion battery, giving it a top speed of 105 kph (65 mph), and a riding range of up to 110 km (68 miles). There is also a storage space where the tank normally si...
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BMW R80 T63

Angry Motors is a new custom motorbike workshop from Switzerland, their first build is this spectacular 1989 BMW R80RT scrambler called "T63”, a name that origins from the bike´s chunky Michelin T63 tires. This model was chosen for the striking mono-shock on the rear, and the iconic boxer engine. The whole bike was ripped to the bone and all parts were powder coated, spray painted, and then rebuilt it completely with new seals, stainless bolts and bespoke pi...
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