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Yamaha Xs650 Scrambler | By Left Hand Cycles

Left Hand Cycles is a custom bike workshop recently founded by Richard and Lex, two motorbike enthusiasts inspired by caferacing and motorcycles from the seventies. Their latest build is this Yamaha XS650 Scrambler named "The Transformer", we love the rough-round-the-edges finish appeal on this. It includes the "Acid King" transformer kit, allowing you to choose between two faces, one as industrial caferacer look(which includes rusty tank, seen on last picture) or as a gentlemens Scrambler. How cool is that?



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EARLE DUCATI SCRAMBLER - Image

EARLE DUCATI SCRAMBLER

A designer for Audi by day, LA-based Alex Earle is known better in motorcycling circles for his street-tracker inspired custom Ducatis. He first caught our attention with the awesome project The Alaskan, and later with a lighter version, The Alaskan Junior. The Earl Motors latest creation is this middleweight adventure bike with all the necessities and none of the frills. Starting with a 2018 Ducati Scrambler Desert Sled, this very cool build was given a signature s...
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2007 DEFENDER PICKUP TRUCK

This drool-worthy Defender 110 single cab pickup is currently available for purchase at Collecting Cars. The stunning 2007 model was beautifully restored and is powered by a Puma 2.4 liter inline-four cylinder turbodiesel with 122 bhp and 265 lb ft of torque, which sends power to all four wheels via a 6-speed manual gearbox. The vintage SUV rides on coil springs on all four corners with telescopic shock absorbers and live axles front and back. The beauty was painted...
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Triumph Rocket 3 TFC

Triumph Motorcycles have announced the spectacular new 2019 Rocket 3 TFC, an ultra-limited edition powered by the largest production motorcycle engine in the world. The impressive beast packs a crazy 2,500cc three-cylinder engine with 168 horsepower and 163 lb-ft of torque! (the world’s highest for a production motorbike). The new aluminum frame weighs an astonishing 88 pounds less than the original Rocket 3 (launched way back in 2004) sleekening the silhouette fo...
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