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The Natural | By The Tarantulas
The Tarantulas is a custom bike studio in NE Portland, they are a group of friends that specialize in building Cafe Motorcycles. They have built some sweet bikes, we have featured the "Smooth Criminal" a stunning custom Honda CB350. Today we feature another of their creations, a 1976 Honda CB750F SS, named "The Natural" , the bike was striped of all the useless crap, the result is a bike that is "Natural”. Brushed metal, gum rubber and leather looking vinyl were used.



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Thom Sweeney Interior
Tropicfeel Interior
Johann Wolff Interior
Carol Bike Interior
Vindome Interior
Floyd Interior
Dan Henry Interior
Rains Interior
Wellen Interior
London Sock Interior
Oxford Hill interior
1967 Porsche 911S Emory Outlaw | Image

1967 Porsche 911S Emory Outlaw
This stunning 1967 Porsche 911S Emory Outlaw, transformed into a 911R-inspired racer by Gary and Rod Emory in 1991, boasts a unique racing history. This iconic coupe, now available for purchase, features 911R-style fiberglass panels, a gray finish with over-the-top stripes, and a replacement 2.8-liter twin-plug flat-six with twin Weber IDA carburetors. The exterior showcases 911R taillights, Fuchs wheels, and plexiglass windows, while the interior boasts fixed-back ...
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Coboc E-Bike | Image

Coboc E-Bike
Coboc E-Bike is entering an ultra competitive market segment that’s always on the prowl for the most innovative and valuable proposal, so with that in mind, the German company designed and developed a super e-bike that combines the most recent technology with the well known German build quality and engineering. The Coboc E-Bike uses composite materials such as carbon fiber to ensure ultra lightweight (under 13,5 kg – batteries included), resilience, and a seamle...
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Volkswagen e-BULLI Electric Microbus | Image

Volkswagen e-BULLI Electric Microbus
Volkswagen has teamed up with Stuttgart-based EV-conversion company eClassics, for this gorgeous all-electric Microbus based on the classic T1 Samba Bus produced in 1966. Named e-BULLI, the vintage Volkswagen-turned EV had its original 32 kW four-cylinder boxer engine replaced with a VW modern 61 kW electric motor, giving it two times the torque than the original combined with a top speed of 80 mph (130 kph). The vintage Kombi also features a retuned chassis, a...
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