Yamaha TW200

Yamaha have presented the new 2018 TW200, a motorcycle that has stayed pretty much unchanged since its first version back in 1987. The small dual-sport Yamaha TW200 has virtually all the same specifications, it features a single cylinder 4-stroke 196cc engine, a 28mm Mikuni carburetor, a five-speed transmission, and chain drive. The utility bike also features a extra-low motocross-style seat, and big fat knobby tires that deliver great traction and rider comfort over a wide range of terrain. A unique, street legal, fun loving dual purpose ride that guarantees good times.

Triumph Bonneville VE Day Commemorative Bike

The contenders for this year´s Triumph Bonneville Build-Off Challenge 2020 (a national competition to build the best custom bike, based on the iconic Bonneville range) have been unveiled. The bikes were submitted by Triumph dealers from around the UK and the bikes can now be viewed and voted for online. Dealers could choose from either the 900cc or the 1200cc Bonneville as their base model. Our pick is this impressive build by Bristol dealers Fowlers Motorcycles an...
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Crooked Yamaha XS400

From 1978-1982, Yamaha built the famous XS400 model, and in the first year it became one of the best-selling motorcycles in the world. Now Crooked Motorcycles, a workshop based in Germany, has done an amazing job on this stunning Yahaha XS400. This gorgeous transformation is based on a standalone and unique solution "DIY-Kit" ($2,775) that features several parts and accessories that let you build your dream bike. You can choose between a DIY-Moto-Kit and b...
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DIAMOND ATELIER URBAN21

Munich´s expert motorcycle customizer Diamond Atelier has recently launched a new series with a timeless shape that will please Cafe Racer enthusiasts. The limited edition run is called Urban21 Series, and is based on the BMW R nineT. Each bike can be ordered to the client’s specifications, with 0 miles on board, and is entirely built up from all new parts and quality components from brands including Motogadget, Magura, ABM and Gilles to name a few. Customers can...
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