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Yamaha Sr400 | By Gasoline Custom Motorcycles

Our custom motorbike crush today is a nice simple machine from Sydney workshop, Gasoline Custom Motorcycles. The guys have really kept it simple, eliminating most stuff from the rear end and replacing the standard heavy exhaust, giving the bike a freedom of lightness. The utilitarian character of the bike was achieved by adding big knobbly tires and a rough-round-the-edges finish. Check out their website for more custom builds.



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BMW R100R | BY DIAMOND ATELIER - Image

BMW R100R | BY DIAMOND ATELIER

We normally keep our traditional custom motorbike crush for Friday´s, but we couldn´t resist today in showcasing this absolute gem by Diamond Atelier. After their first stunning modification on a BMW R80, the German workshop have worked their magic on this mind-blowing build, based on a BMW R100R. As with their previous bike the guys kept it simple and uncluttered as possible, exactly the way we like it.   This awesome ride is currently for sale th...
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BMW R80 | BY AUTO FABRICA

British custom builders Auto Fabrica have really achieved perfection in its simplicity with their new build, a stunning BWR80 conversion. The English workshop specializes in a super-clean, minimalist look, and focuses on reducing weight in their custom bikes. The rear is certainly one of the most exciting we’ve seen so far, with a stylish curved orange panel holding slender red acrylic fins that distribute the brake lighting. The perfect ride for commuting in a bu...
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VAGABUND V07

One of our favorite custom motorbikes ever, is the spectacular BMW R100R by Vagabund Moto. Today we showcase another work of art by the Austrian duo, designer Paul Brauchart and mechanical engineer Philipp Rabl - a 1993 BMW R100R they call "Vagabund V07” (also known as "The Whale”). The stripped-down, minimalist build features a beautiful bespoke monocoque unit with a near seamless seat integration to the tank, a built-in taillight, a matching front mu...
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