Recast Moto Guzzi Nevada

Our custom motorbike crush today come from Belarus shop Recast Moto, a spectacular murdered out Moto Guzzi Nevada. The bike chosen was a Moto Guzzi Nevada 750 Club from 1999, the talented Recast Moto team striped it down to its essentials and turned it into a classic-style scrambler. They fitted it with a gas tank from a Honda CB750, new 18” spoked rims, and some chunky Heidenau tires. Other details include brass highlights on the dials, mounting bolts, the mirrors and a few other smaller items, plus grips off a snowmobile, and a custom leather seat. The whole thing was painted in a matt black color scheme for a spectacular stealthy look.

OX Patagonia Electric Motorcycle

Spanish startup OX Motorcycles has introduced an affordable electric adventure motorcycle - the Patagonia. The all-electric motorcycle will be available this fall and is easily one of the more stylish options for anyone looking for a versatile e-motorcycle to zip across town or cut through a forest to work. The cool ride is equipped with an LED headlamp set in a sporty, rally raid-style fairing, 14-liter saddle bags on both sides, crash bars and skidplates to protec...
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Verge TS Ultra Electric Motorcycle

Verge Motorcycles unveils the enhanced TS Ultra Electric Motorcycle, prioritizing rider safety through advanced AI and machine learning. Equipped with six cameras and high-resolution front and rear radar systems, the upgraded superbike employs Verge's innovative Starmatter software platform. This technology continually monitors road conditions, offering features like blind spot assistance and rearview cameras. The Starmatter Dash display provides easy access to...
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YAMAHA XS400 | BY HOLD FAST MOTORS

Hold Fast Motors is a small workshop run by Andrew Hull from Austin, Minessota. He has done an awesome job turning this 1979 Yamaha XS400 into a Brat/Scrambler hybrid, named "Black & Tan”. Inspired by the knobby tires and the rough look of the Triumph Steve McQueen was riding in the movie "Great Escape", Andrew´s creation went from a brat bike to this cool knobby tired scrambler. source: the bike shed...
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