Wreckless Kawasaki W650

Located in the UK, the fuel that drives this custom motorcycle shop is the passion for creating unique and spectacular machines. Although the Wreckless Motorcycles workshop has a special interest in Ducatis from the 60s and 70s, this beauty featured here is a stunning build based on a Kawasaki W650 from 1999. Their idea was to create a bike that looked vintage but at the same time was easy and modern to handle. The end result is a powerful and easy to ride motorcycle with a retro urban scrambler style right in sight. For more details on the build head over to their website.

BMW R80 T63

Angry Motors is a new custom motorbike workshop from Switzerland, their first build is this spectacular 1989 BMW R80RT scrambler called "T63”, a name that origins from the bike´s chunky Michelin T63 tires. This model was chosen for the striking mono-shock on the rear, and the iconic boxer engine. The whole bike was ripped to the bone and all parts were powder coated, spray painted, and then rebuilt it completely with new seals, stainless bolts and bespoke pi...
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YAMAHA 03GEN-X

Inspired by the recently-launched Tricity scooter, Yamaha have introduced the third GEN concept models, 03GEN-f and 03GEN-x (featured here). The dual-purpose on-off-road "cross" 03GEN-x is also a leaning three-wheeled machine, but features a scrambler-influenced design, with wire spoke wheels, knobbly tyres, a rising exhaust, and off-road-inspired styling. A leather seat and copper highlights give it a retro vibe, which contrasts with more futuristic desig...
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NERO | BY BANDIT9

Bandit9 is a motorcycle design company based in Beijing, they design unique, custom built motorcycles. The latest stunner to roll out of their studio is a bike dubbed "Nero". It is a revamp of a Custom Chang Jiang 750, and was designed by Daryl Villanueva. He was inspired by the Giger creature from the movie "Alien". The bike is made mostly from custom Bandit9 parts, standout features have to be the unusual flat lines of the bike and the awesome ...
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