Triumph T120 Bobber

Our Friday custom motorbike crush comes from France. French BMX rider Christophe Tonton wanted a hardtail Triumph bobber, he contacted French custom builders Southsiders MC to start working on his dream. This impressive build started off as a Triumph T120, it was stripped down of all extraneous parts and fitted with Dunlop tyres, a custom frame, a custom exhaust, and finished overall with a raw, utilitarian aesthetic. Check out some more photos of this spectacular machine after the jump.

photo credits: guerry prat images

HONDA CX500 CAFE RACER | BY NOZEM AMSTERDAM

Our custom bike crush today was built by two graphic designers from Nozem Amsterdam, a creative studio based in Holland. The Honda CX500 Cafe Racer is their first build, and what a beauty this is, a clean, and very well executed bike, with some beautiful details such as the tail of the bike that flows in perfect harmony with the tank. The team is currently working on two other builds, we shall definitely keep an eye on their work. More amazing photos aft...
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DUCATI SUPERLEGGERA V4

Ducati has revealed its most powerful bike ever, the impressive Superleggera V4, a bike that will be produced in a limited run of 500 individually numbered motorcycles. Replacing the Panigale V4, the Superleggera V4 is the most advanced motorcycle the company has ever built, and will be the only street-legal motorcycle available with a carbon fiber chassis, wheels, and swingarm. Weighing in at just 350lbs (35 lbs less than the Panigale), the beastly ride is powered ...
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Can-Am Electric Motorcycles

Can-Am is back in the motorcycle game with the all-electric Pulse and Origin. Both models run on the Rotax E-Power system, delivering 47 hp and 53 lb-ft of torque. The Pulse is a sleek urban commuter, while the Origin is an adventure-ready dual-sport with Dakar-inspired styling and rugged suspension. A liquid-cooled 8.9 kWh battery powers both bikes, offering up to 100 miles of city range. Fast charging gets you 0-80% in 50 minutes. Riders get four drive mode...
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