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Moto Guzzi | By Kaffeemaschine

KaffeeMaschine is a custom bike workshop in Hamburg, Germany. It is run by Moto Guzzi fanatic Axel Budde, he is an expert in building amazing Moto Guzzi cafe racers. Featured here is his latest creation, the Kaffeemaschine #6, a bike based on the classic 1980 Moto Guzzi Le Mans, it was commissioned by a British motorcycle racer, he wanted a simple, fast, red and white bike with  cast wheels. Head over to Kaffeemaschine´s website for more stunning creations by the very talented Mr. Budde. source




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TRACTOR V75 | BY VENIER CUSTOMS - Image

TRACTOR V75 | BY VENIER CUSTOMS

Another stunning Moto Guzzi restyling by Venier customs, an Italian workshop. The redesign is based on a Moto Guzzi NTX, a motorbike used by the Italian police force in the 90´s. The end result was named Tractor V75, a real Moto Guzzi Scrambler with military-style paint, fat Vee Rubber tires, and new hand made fenders, side panels and tank. This beauty is currently for sale, contact Stefano Venier at his website for the price. Also by Venier Customs: Diabola...
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Busypeople KTM Scrambler

Over the years the KTM 390 Duke has become a popular platform for customization, and this latest build belongs to Akash Das from BusyPeople, a graphic designer based in Mumbai, India. Das saw potential in the 390 for a modern scrambler, and he started off by re-drawing the subframe  creating one that is much flatter and shorter. He also designed many of the custom parts using 3D software, then 3D printed prototype parts, before having the final pieces machi...
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MOTOPED SURVIVAL

If you´re a petrolhead and a DIY fan, the Motoped conversion kit is the perfect project. The Motoped Survival Bike is a utilitarian, military-inspired super-hauler built for the creative survivalist, and is able to travel up to 400 miles without needing to fuel up thanks to the added fuel from two side-mounted rotopax fuel tanks. It also comes outfitted with a rack design that accepts a myriad of bolt-on mounts, harnesses, and fitments so most items can be packed a...
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