South Garage BMW R75/5

Our Friday custom motorbike crush comes from Italy´s South Garage. The spectacular build is based on a BMW R75/5 from 1979, and it was given the name "Nerboruta”, an Italian term used to describe something brawny, muscular and sinewy, which perfectly reflects the bike’s presence. After stripping the beauty to its barest essentials, the Milan-based crew went to work on handcrafting the parts and pieces to give Nerboruta a stance that earns its name. Wood grain accents are becoming a more prevalent theme in the custom world and South Garage is quickly becoming a master of the art. That seat alone would garner some exclusive wall space at most art galleries. Check out the amazing photos below

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Federal Moto BMW R100

Our custom motorbike crush today comes from a small garage in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, called Federal Moto. This sharp build ticks all the right boxes, a sleek trimmed-down Cafe Racer that pays tribute to the past. Named "The Five”, the BMW R100 has been stripped to its essentials and fitted with a front fender, mini handlebar switches, leather grips, a airbox hole cover, a headlight capped off with a mesh guard, and a dual-shock setup under the custom leat...
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HELLCAT COMBAT MOTORCYCLE BY CONFEDERATE

The Combat by Matt Chambers Confederate Motorcycle Company of Birmingham, features a design specific hand ported and polished head design, special camshaft grind, retuned intake system and retuned exhaust system, which harmoniously result in a 12% gain in rear wheel horsepower and a 4% increase in rear wheel torque. Only 20 editions will ever exist....
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TRIUMPH SCRAMBLER CUSTOM

The Triumph Scrambler has always been one of our favorite rides. We came across this custom Scrambler on Bike Exif, it is owned by Jim Good from Ohio, he gave his bike an edgier vibe, we love it. Notable features are the engine power boost, new enduro style tyres, a new exhaust system and suspension, and a tidy-looking back end. And we thought the original couldn´t get any better... via Bike Exif and The Bullitt...
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