Janus Gryffin 250 Motorcycle

Looking for a modern scrambler with a 1920´s motorcycle look? Janus Motorcycles makes custom bikes that are lightweight, classic, easy to maneuver and fun to ride. Our pick from their collection is the Gryffin 250, a scrambler-style motorcycle with off-road capability. Weighing just 263 lbs, and powered by a single-cylinder 229cc motor, the Gryffin might be the perfect adventure bike for just about anyone looking to go just about anywhere. With industrial-grade components, thoughtful materials choices, and a classic, utilitarian design, the Gryffin is a perfect pairing of size and power that gives riders the confidence and convenience to take it where big bikes dare not.

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HUSQVARNA 256 THAGE

6/5/4 Motors is a Stockholm based workshop that builds customised motorcycles. Their latest creation is this cool conversion of a rare (only a thousand were ever produced) Husqvarna 256, a bike that was developed in 1968 specifically for the Swedish defense force. Named "Thage” the original bike was fitted with longer shocks, new drum brakes, new exhaust system, knobby tires, a small Bates-style headlight, a small LED tail light, and a new lick of paint, from...
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Honda GL500-JPN

Our custom motorbike crush today comes from Germany´s Motoism Customs, a workshop ran by two talented brothers. They wanted to create an urban and sporty ride with a reminiscence to the 80s, so they turned a classic Honda GL500 Silver Wing into a retro-cool masterpiece customised to an outstanding level of detail. The bike’s new name is an homage to it’s homeland Japan, it features a spectacular custom fiberglass headlight, an upside-down fork, push-button cont...
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2020 Honda XR650L

Honda is bringing back the legendary Honda XR650L for yet another round to its line of 2020 motorcycles. The reliable workhorse remains completely unchanged going into 2020 and hasn’t seen any real update since its launch in 1993. The bike retains its long-travel suspension, traditional off-road styling, a five-speed gearbox, air-adjustable 43mm fork with 16-position compression damping and a fully adjustable Pro-Link rear suspension.  Equally at home on ...
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