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Vagabund BMW R9T

After surprising their fans with a four-wheeler modification, Vagabund Moto are back to their usual business of custom motorcycles and have applied their magic to this spectacular BMW RnineT. The German duo gave it the Vagabund treatment with a full suite of customizations that includes hand-formed metalwork, 3D-pritned parts and bodywork, and a custom remote control that opens a Batman-like mechanism, revealing a Motogadget-powered dashboard. Extra touches include perforated leather on the seat, and a built-in credit card wallet and Leatherman pouch under it. The beautiful matte grey paint, called Selenite Grey Magno, comes courtesy of Mercedes-Benz.



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2025 Honda XL750 Transalp

The legendary Honda Transalp returns for 2025, blending iconic heritage with modern performance. Inspired by the original 1986 model, the XL750 Transalp is built to conquer both winding mountain roads and rugged off-road trails, without skipping a beat in daily city riding. Its 755cc parallel twin delivers 67.5kW and 75Nm of torque, tuned for smooth, responsive power across all terrains. Throttle By Wire offers five riding modes, plus advanced rider aids like Hon...
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HONDA GOLDWING KENZO

Designed and built in England by Death Machines of London, this incredible looking beast is a custom 1977 Honda Gold Wing GL1000 inspired by a Samurai general’s armor and named after Kenzo Tada, who was the first Asian to compete in the legendary Isle of Man TT in 1930. The impressive build was constructed using a myriad of modern and old-school construction techniques including CNC machining, 3D-printing, and using an English wheel and sowing machine....
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P120 FIGHTER | BY CONFEDERATE MOTORCYCLES

This is a beast of a bike, the Combat Fighter has an aircraft-grade aluminum chassis and is driven by a huge V-twin, 160 horsepower engine. This monstrosity has a  torque of 135 ft. lbs. at the rear wheel, making it more powerful than the Yamaha V-Max. Other Confederate bikes we have featured: B120 Wraith, Hellcat combat. Photos by Basem Wasef...
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