Master Stroke: Purpose Built Moto’s svelte Yamaha XS650 chopper
They say that perfect is the enemy of good. But when it comes to high-end custom motorcycles, shouldn’t perfection be the goal?…
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They say that perfect is the enemy of good. But when it comes to high-end custom motorcycles, shouldn’t perfection be the goal?…
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Read more »If you’re going to name your custom-bike-building side hustle ‘Atomic Contraptions,’ the machines that you create better be imaginative enough to warrant…
Read more »Building a custom motorcycle that loosely resembles a café racer is easy enough. But building a café racer where every part harmonizes…
Read more »The modern-day Honda CB350 is one of those motorcycles we wished was available in more parts of the world. It first broke…
Read more »Tourists flock to Indonesia for its beaches, volcanoes, and temples. But our interest in the Southeast Asian archipelagic state is more mechanical…
Read more »It doesn’t take just a sharp eye or a deft pair of hands to build a great custom motorcycle—it takes both. The…
Read more »CCM Motorcycles epitomizes the symbiosis between motorcycle manufacturers and the custom scene. The boutique British brand’s offerings are all based on the…
Read more »Originally conceived as a spicy combination of Sportster and big-twin components, it’s no surprise the Harley-Davidson Dyna has become a hooligan staple…
Read more »It’s no secret that we’re suckers for a good dual-Sporty around here. The premise of turning a V-twin cruiser into a dirt-flinging…
Read more »As one of its pre-eminent voices, Winston Yeh’s contribution to the modern custom motorcycle scene is undeniable. But where does he draw…
Read more »Any clown with an adjustable wrench can take a bike apart (the term basketcase exists for a reason), and if you go…
Read more »The Zero FX dual-sport is the lightest, most dirt-friendly model in the Californian company’s range of electric motorcycles. Its 289-pound weight isn’t…
Read more »Ever since Harley-Davidson went quiet on the future of the seemingly ill-fated Bronx streetfighter, we’ve been waiting for The Motor Co. to…
Read more »The custom scene is full of motorcycle designers, artists, mechanics, fabricators, welders, and metal-shaping wizards. But David Sánchez wears another badge that…
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