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Yamaha Xjr 1300 | By Wrenchmonkees

New breathtaking custom by one of our favorite motorbike custom shops Wrenchmonkees, based in Copenhagen. The Monkee #55 is a stunning conversion of a Yamaha XJR 1300, the guys pushed all boundaries and created something unique and out of the ordinary, an inspirational bike for XJR fans. We love the color scheme on this.

Check out some other stunning Wrenchmonkees conversions we have featured:
- HD sportster XLCH
- Honda CX 500
- Harley Davidson Sportster
- BMW R100RT




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BMW CE 04 Electric Scooter - Image

BMW CE 04 Electric Scooter

BMW Motorrad have finally brought to life the head-turning CE 04 Scooter, a cool concept revealed last year. Many design elements of the initial study have been retained, keeping the low profile, an elongated design, a low battery position, and a storage compartment accessed from the side of the bike, for a helmet, a laptop bag, and more. The sleek 42-horsepower scooter has a top speed of 75 mph, and comes with a 8.9 kilowatt-hour battery pack that offers an estimat...
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TRIUMPH BONNEVILLE SCRAMBLER | BY FCR - Image

TRIUMPH BONNEVILLE SCRAMBLER | BY FCR

FCR is our latest custom motorcycle workshop discovery, they are based in France. The custom build that caught our attention was this Triumph Bonneville Scrambler, equipped with a high mounted exhaust, wide wheels and off-road tires for crossing streams or muddy roads. Great color scheme on this. Head over to the FCR website and check out more of their work. Check out these other Triumph conversions ...
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Crooked Yamaha XSR700

The Crooked Yamaha XSR700 is a striking one off build that celebrates the purity of riding through design, proportion, and craftsmanship. Known as the Crooked700, this Icon Line project reimagines Yamaha’s popular middleweight into a sculptural street tracker that puts the focus squarely on the perfect line of a motorcycle. Built by Germany’s Crooked Motorcycles, the XSR700 was completely re engineered from back to front. A newly welded frame sets the fou...
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