Kawasaki Z900RS Cafe

Following Ducati´s lead in presenting the vintage inspired Ducati Scrambler, Kawasaki have presented the Z900RS Cafe, a retro-modern roadster that pays tribute to the iconic 1970s Z1. With lowered handlebars, a classic round headlight, a sportier-looking seat, and a cafe racer fairing, the sleek ride has a unique heritage and an authenticity that have set it apart at this years EICMA show in Milan. The 2018 Kawasaki Z900RS is powered by a 948cc inline-four cylinder engine, which makes a claimed peak power output of 111hp and 53.5lbft of torque. It also features adjustable 41mm inverted forks, a rear horizontal back-link mono-shock and 17-inch cast wheels with a unique 20 spoke design that oozes 70´s style and enhances the bikes retro styling. watch the video below

OUR FAVORITE CUSTOM MOTORCYCLES

Over the past couple of years we have featured some stylish, beastly, clean, and unusual motorbike conversions, today we have decided to make a list of our favorite builds featured here on blessthissstuff. What follows are some examples of the spectacular and creative work being done around the world, get ready to drool… (note: these are our editor´s picks, list in no particular order)....
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RIPSAW EV2

Ladies and gentlemen, meet the Ripsaw EV2, a menacing vehicle that represents the pinnacle of tracked vehicle design. Developed by extreme vehicles specialists Howe and Howe Technologies, the apocalypse ready luxury super tank is powered by an insane 600hp! it features a demilitarized Ripsaw platform that has been designed specifically for recreational use, a dream come true for extreme off‐road enthusiasts. Apparently, it’s the fastest dual tracked vehicle ...
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PRIMARIUS | PREMIUM DUTCH BICYCLES

Dutch are renowned for their passion for cycling and bicycles, it has been their number one choice of transport for a very long time. Dutch bicycles are celebrated throughout the world and bicycle brand Primarius is one of the classics in Dutch bicycle history. The brand was established in 1917 but has recently been taken over by design agency Signitura, they have given the brand a new twist and a modern design but kept the traditional classic shapes. ...
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