Mission One Electric Superbike | By Mission Motors

Mission Motors is an icon for a new era of efficient and exciting vehicles. Designed by Fuse Project, the Mission One Premier Limited Edition (PLE) electric superbike is an all-electric bike with a 150 mile range and takes to charge no longer than 2 hours out of a 240 volt outlet, or 8 hours on a 120 volt outlet. The bike has a blistering performance, with the ability to pull off power wheelies at 80 mph and achieve a 161 mph top speed! Among its technical advances, are a regenerative braking system, which helps recharge the battery, and a data acquisition system and wireless communication capability, so riders can capture and analyze real time ride data from a laptop computer.

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Triumph Trident 660

The Triumph Trident 660 has always been one of the smartest ways into modern motorcycling, and the latest update makes it even harder to ignore. This refreshed version sharpens the look, adds more power, and improves the ride without losing the easygoing character that made the Trident such a hit in the first place. At its heart is Triumph’s updated 660 triple engine, now producing 94 horsepower with a wide, usable torque curve that feels strong from low re...
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TRIUMPH THRUXTON 900 | BY WRENCHMONKEES

The Copenhagen based Wrenchmonkees are probably the most influential bike builders in Europe, we are big fans of their work and have featured several of their builds before. The latest masterpiece to roll out of their garage is based on a 2005 Triumph Thruxton was and transformed into a spectacular scrambler with adventure-touring tires. Pure class… Also check out the roundup on our 10 favorite custom motorcycles...
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BOBBER KONG | BY UNTITLED MOTORCYCLES

Another beauty from "Untitled Motorcycles", a custom bike workshop in Camden, London. The Bobber Kong is a custom built bike based on a low and mean Kawasaki VN800 bobber. This mean machine is available for purchase, if interested just send Untitled Motorcycles an email. We have featured some of their bikes before, check them out by here...
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