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Impuls BMW K101

The Impuls BMW K101 is a true work of rolling art. Based on a BMW K100 from 1985, the spectacular K101 is handbuilt in Munich by Impuls, in collaboration with the artist Fabian Gatermann, who scanned the motorcycle in 3D, modified the structure, then created a series of polygons for the gas tank and seat which were then manually redrawn onto the bike. The end result is an impressive mix of 3D modeling that flows wickedly with a bike that has its roots in the past yet is perfectly suited for the future. The k101 project builds a new fusion between art and motorcycle. The bike is fully street legal and available for purchase, if interested head over to Weekend Heroes for more information. watch the cool video below



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2011 TRIUMPH TIGER 800 - Image

2011 TRIUMPH TIGER 800

After months of spy shots and rumors, the new Triumph Tiger 800 has been revealed. It´s light, simple, fun, has a great motor on it and looks nice too. This bike is similar to the BMW F800GS, but has more power and torque, to be precise it comes with a 800cc Triumph daytona engine, 140hp, and 60 lb-ft torque. The bike will be available in two models, the 800, and a off-road variant named the Xc....
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CUSTOM BUILT MONKEE #7 MOTORCYCLE | BY WRENCHMONKEES - Image

CUSTOM BUILT MONKEE #7 MOTORCYCLE | BY WRENCHMONKEES

This is a custom built bike by Wrenchmonkees they are a Copenhagen based custom bike shop, their work has have been featured in various publications, museums, and exhibits. The bike featured her is named the Monkee #7, it has a 900 ccm engine, S&S carburator, WM megatron mufflers and aprox 60 HP. Check out their website for other amazing looking bikes....
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Vagabund Honda CB450

One of our favorite custom motorbikes ever is the spectacular BMW R100R by Vagabond Moto. Today we showcase another work of art by the Austrian duo, designer Paul Brauchart and mechanical engineer Philipp Rabl - the 1972 Honda CB450 K5 Cafe Racer, a build developed in line with a brief of clean lines and a minimalist finish, with everything deemed as unnecessary being removed. After being stripped bare, the bike was fitted with a wheel hugger style number plate moun...
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