Everyman Tracker Build Part 3: Tear it Down, Mock it Up
Any clown with an adjustable wrench can take a bike apart (the term basketcase exists for a reason), and if you go…
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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…
Read more »Bonhams’ Autumn Stafford Sale wrapped up a couple weeks back, and while we covered several interesting Lots before the auction, the stars…
Read more »Tamarit Motorcycles has enough parts in its catalog to transform a stock Triumph Thruxton into a passable café racer, with minimal fuss.…
Read more »We’ve heard countless stories of custom motorcycle projects stalling, but the tale of this Honda CB750F café racer takes the cake. Its…
Read more »The Honda CBX 1000 was only in production for four years, but that was enough time for it to leave a lasting…
Read more »A motorcycle trial is one of the most spectacular things to witness, and that’s saying something, considering it’s just about the only…
Read more »Like any master of their craft, Julian von Oheimb has a distinctive style that makes his work easy to identify. His sultry…
Read more »As far as Jacek Mulak is concerned, there are far too many custom BMW boxers around. That said, he’s not one to…
Read more »They say one man’s trash is another man’s treasure, and we’ve certainly dragged our fair share of trashed motorcycles home. Wherever we…
Read more »Our good friend and accomplished motorcycle designer, Ola Stenegärd, has a favorite saying; “It’s very simple to keep it complicated, but very…
Read more »They say that if you customize your motorcycle, you’re married to it. We’re going to go out on a limb and say…
Read more »Like most things in life, building a custom motorcycle is certainly a process. It starts with a vision, and (hopefully) ends with…
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