Triumph Speed Twin | By Rod And Tod Design

Triumph Speed Twin is a motorcycle created by Northumbria University students, Roy Norton and Thomas Kashe. Inspired by the Manx Norton their final major project was to design a classic themed bike, aimed at a youth market. Designed to appeal to a new generation of motorcyclists looking for a new interpretation on the classic, vintage cafe racer. The bike is stripped back, lowered and lengthened. There is a mix of Triumph heritage with modern design principles.

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KAFFEEMASCHINE MOTO GUZZI

This stunning build is the latest masterpiece to roll out of KaffeeMachine, a custom motorcycle shop from Hamburg in Germany. The bike, a freshly-customized Moto Guzzi is elegant, immaculately finished and powerful. Stripped to its essentials, the minimalist ride was initially a Le Mans Mark III, it was tuned with a V11 1064cc V-twin engine with plenty of grunt and 91 hp, finished off with a vintage Jaguar blue color scheme, and beautiful brown leather details....
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TRIUMPH BONNEVILLE SCRAMBLER | BY FCR

FCR is our latest custom motorcycle workshop discovery, they are based in France. The custom build that caught our attention was this Triumph Bonneville Scrambler, equipped with a high mounted exhaust, wide wheels and off-road tires for crossing streams or muddy roads. Great color scheme on this. Head over to the FCR website and check out more of their work. Check out these other Triumph conversions ...
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MUTT RAZORBACK MOTORCYCLE

Mutt Motorcycles has released a little urban scrambler that is perfect for the morning commute. The Mutt Razorback might be the coolest 125cc bike available, it is a retro-styled learner legal machine with flat-track styling and a small price tag. The sleek looking machine is powered by a four-stroke engine that thumps to the tune of 12 horsepower and 10 Nm (7 pound-feet) of torque, enough to get this fellow to 112 kmph per hour (70 mph). The single-cylinder motor i...
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