Vagabund Honda CB450

One of our favorite custom motorbikes ever is the spectacular BMW R100R by Vagabond Moto. Today we showcase another work of art by the Austrian duo, designer Paul Brauchart and mechanical engineer Philipp Rabl - the 1972 Honda CB450 K5 Cafe Racer, a build developed in line with a brief of clean lines and a minimalist finish, with everything deemed as unnecessary being removed. After being stripped bare, the bike was fitted with a wheel hugger style number plate mount that doubles as a fender, and tiny LED indicators and brake light, keeping the tail end clean. Other stylish details include grips wrapped in brown leather with bar end indicators, a tiny dial, and wiring running internally adding to its minimal finish. For a touch of vintage cool a Brooks tools bag hangs off the bikes frame, and a industrially inspired paint scheme ties everything together beautifully.

Hookie 1979 BMW R100

Dresden-based motorcycle shop Hookie Co have rolled out this gorgeous transformation of a 1979 BMW R100. Named "Racoon", this classic BMW boxer was built with reliability and day-to-day performance, and dressed in Hookie´s typically minimalist style. The build had the engine fully rebuilt and repainted it in a dark grey metallic color, and it was fitted with an upgraded air filter, a Brembo master cylinder, a dark brown leath...
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Felo FW06 Electric Motorcycle

Another player has emerged in the premium electric scooter game, Felo has introduced a new electric model with an explosive style. The cool Felo FW06 has some crucial styling and tech features that set it apart from other electric scooters on the market. It is equipped with a 2-speed transmission, allowing the rider to choose a lower setting, improving response and agility in the city, or shift to higher gear that optimizes efficiency at high speeds on the open road...
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DUCATI SCRAMBLER DESERT SLED

Ducati have updated their popular Scrambler Desert Sled, the enduro bike inspired by the world of off-road motorcycles that made history in the United States during the 60s and 70s. New updates include a red frame, new seat with color-coordinated stitching and spoked wheels with black rims. The new Desert Sled also features an Off-road mode that allows ABS disengagement for down-in-the-dirt fun, an adjustable Kayaba suspension, off-road style footpegs, a rock-deflec...
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