Triumph Bonneville T100 | By Renard

Renard is a bike shop from Estonia, they are famous for their awesome limited edition Grand Tourer. The Renard guys have recently formed the Renard Speed Shop, focused on building cafe racers and other custom bikes, their first build is nothing short of spectacular, a custom Triumph Bonneville T100. They slimed it down and made it look like a proper scrambler, adding a custom tank and side panels, plus off-road tires, great lighting details, and a beautiful matte paint scheme. We shall definitely keep an eye on their future work. via

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