Yamaha Xs650 | By Thrive Motorcycle

Thrive Motorcycle is a new custom bike shop from Jakarta, Indonesia, they have re-imagined the classic Yamaha XS650 and transformed it into this remarkable build named ‘T004 MooN’. The bike, believe it or not, was inspired by wood-burning stoves, the paint scheme is with shades of black and features brass and copper accents for the details. The re-creation includes a complete engine overhaul, hand-fabricated bodywork, and comes complete with a custom canvas tool bag. We love the detail of the elegant floating rear fender.

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BUCKS INDIAN MOTORCYCLES

Buck’s Indian Motorcycle is a family run business in West Virginia. Headed by Buck Rinker, the family restore beautiful vintage Indian motorcycles. Indian is an American brand of motorcycles, they were manufactured from 1901 to 1953, they are timeless works of art. Check out Buck´s website for more stunning restorations....
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BMW R90S | BY SEBASTIEN BEAUPERE

This spectacular BMW R90S is one of the nicest custom Beemers we´ve ever come across, it was built by Sébastien Beaupère and started out as an old R90S from the early 70´s, but sits in an even "more vintage" R50 frame. It features some great details that add to the bike´s immense character, avon Mk2 Tires, a W&W Springer fork, vertical shocks, lowered side-mounted headlight, and a large Heinrich tank giving it a beastly look. The pity is that we don´t hav...
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BENTLEY ICE SPEED RECORD | LIMITED EDITION

Bentley will unveil during the Geneva Motor Show its convertible Continental Supersports "Ice Speed Record". It celebrates rally champion Juha Kankkunens recording breaking, 205.48 mile per hour run on the frozen Baltic Sea. The convertible model is considered the fastest in the history of the English brand. Limited to 100 copies, it features a 631 horsepower V12 6.0 engine that can take you to 325 km/h and go from 0 to 100 km/h in 4 seconds....
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