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 with clean lines and great attention to detail. Everything is in plain sight. There’s no glitz or glamour, just two wheels, a simple motor and a few bare essentials, making it just perfect.

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Crooked Yamaha XSR700

The Crooked Yamaha XSR700 is a striking one off build that celebrates the purity of riding through design, proportion, and craftsmanship. Known as the Crooked700, this Icon Line project reimagines Yamaha’s popular middleweight into a sculptural street tracker that puts the focus squarely on the perfect line of a motorcycle. Built by Germany’s Crooked Motorcycles, the XSR700 was completely re engineered from back to front. A newly welded frame sets the fou...
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VAGABUND BMW R100R

Vagabond Moto from Austria, are specialists in exploring the creative possibilities within the inspiring world of vintage motorcycles. Their main focus is to build unique pieces of art that must be great to ride too, such as this new build, a beastly BMW R100R, a healthy mix of a scrambler and cafe racer in one bike. Before getting their hands dirty, the guys drew up a sketch (see below), it’s cool to see that the sketch is almost identical to the actual bike....
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Brekr Model F E-Bike

One of the most interesting-looking electric bikes we have seen recently is the Brekr Model F out of the Netherlands. This good-looking ride aims to provide a mobility solution to urban commuters, the small moped-style bike comes with pedals and wide 22-inch tires, allowing it to easily absorb the majority of bumps and shocks from the road. The unique ride has three assist modes and is powered by an electric motor that is built into the rear wheel, and features a re...
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