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

Tattoo Suzuki GN400

Tattoo Moto was born from the need to make ordinary bikes into inspired, unique machines. The latest masterpiece to roll out of their workshop in Charlotte, North Carolina, is this kick ass motorcycle, a little Suzuki GN400 cafe racer dubbed the "Vampire Slayer". Inspired by one of the most famous custom builds of all time – Deus Ex Machina´s "Grievous Angel" cafe racer, the team stripped the GN down to its bones and built a simple cafe racer ...
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THE SALANDER | BY ZADIG MOTORCYCLES

Based in Belgium, Zadig Motorcycles have rolled out of their garage this stunning custom motorcycle named - The Salander. Based on a 1979 Honda CJ250T, the bike has an utilitarian character achieved by the rough-round-the-edges finish, and features a vintage Brooks bicycle seat and a bare fuel tank carved with artistic flair, that compliment the raw look perfectly. On a side note, Zadig Motorcycles raises money building bikes to help children inflicted by lif...
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SURF BIKE | BY DEUS CUSTOMS

Deus Customs has recently opened a showroom in Bali - Indonesia custom motorcycles and surfboards are at the core of the business. In Bali surfing and motorbikes have always been fused together. In the early days surfers only access to remote breaks, other than on foot, was on 2 stroke trail bike. Today most surfers still get to the same breaks on two wheels. With this in mind Deus is gives you the customising option of an easy on/off surf-rack system built into th...
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