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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 K75 Adventure Touring Bike - Image

BMW K75 Adventure Touring Bike

This stunning Adventure Touring Bike was built by the Spoken Moto workshop for the Handbuilt Show in collaboration with craft luggage maker Pack Animal out of Seattle. Based on a 1990 BMW K75RT, the long-range tourer was heavily influenced by the Motorrad R Nine T Paris-Dakar concept bike. In fact, the nose and front fender are R Nine T Urban GS bits and the paint scheme is very similar to the Paris-Dakar bike. The racks, radiator shield, subframe, rear ...
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HONDA CB1100 | BY DIMITRI BEZ - Image

HONDA CB1100 | BY DIMITRI BEZ

This has to be one of our favorite custom motorbike designs up to date, we were blown away by this stunning cafe racer based on a Honda CB1100. Idealized by industrial designer Dimitri Bez, this gorgeous build combines technical raw elements with bright, clean lines. The minimal cafe racer has been stripped to its essentials and features a tank and saddle built from a single block of aluminum. It was painted with an eye-catching color scheme (black matte and aluminu...
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DUCATI 1199 PANIGALE S SENNA

Ducati presented the Ducati 1199 Panigale S Senna Limited Edition at the Brazilian Motorcycle Show, the limited edition mark´s the 20th anniversary of the death of legendary Formula One Grand Prix star Ayrton Senna. The colors of the bike were chosen by Senna himself when he visited Italian manufacturer a few weeks before the ill-fated Imola Grand Prix in 1994. The production is limited to 161, in honor to the number of F1 races Senna raced in. The exclusive versio...
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