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The Scrambler | By Moto Di Ferro
Italian builders Moto Di Ferro, have a small but impressive portfolio to their name, our latest custom bike crush is their Kawasaki W800 conversion named "The Scrambler”. It has been stripped to its essentials and fitted with a small tank, off-road tires, and a stylish custom made leather seat. We love its overall raw, utilitarian aesthetic.



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SUZUKI FREEWIND SCRAMBLER - Image

SUZUKI FREEWIND SCRAMBLER
Martin Schuurmans is a product designer based in Eindhoven who started out as a furniture designer and along the way shifted his focuses to his passion for motorcycles. After 2 years of building and design, he finished this sharp-looking Suzuki XF650 scrambler. The idea was to build a bike that is strong and reliable enough to go on long road trips, fast enough to cruise on the highway, light enough to handle nimble offroad, and reliable enough to go on long distanc...
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Zero Motorcycles x Deus
Zero made a name for themselves producing high performance, highly innovative electric motorcycles that are lightweight, efficient, fast off the line and fun to ride. Now together with Deus ex Machina they have created a fully customized and all-electric motorcycle based on their popular SR/S model. No detail was spared in the construction of the spectacular bike, it is mainly built using carbon construction with clear-coated panels, and features a custom thumb brak...
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HONDA 650 MUXIMA | BY TON-UP GARAGE
Our Friday custom motorbike crush comes from Portugal’s Ton-Up Garage. Commissioned by a client who needed a bike that could handle both city streets and backcountry dirt tracks, this awesome Honda 650 custom named "Muxima” was stripped to its essentials, giving the bike a minimal look and shedding a lot of visual weight, changing completely the original look and style of the bike. They finished it off beautifully with a custom-made leather seat, some knobb...
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