Auto Fabrica’s KZ400: A two-wheeled Extreme Makeover
You can judge a builder’s skills by the raw materials they work with. After all, it’s not too hard to make a…
Read more »You can judge a builder’s skills by the raw materials they work with. After all, it’s not too hard to make a…
Read more »Not long ago, you couldn’t open your browser without stumbling across another Honda CB custom. But these days, that honor belongs to…
Read more »When faced with a Honda CX500 in the shop, the first thing most builders do is ‘fix’ the frame. It looks awkward…
Read more »A radical Le Mans from Auto Fabrica, the most stylish Yamaha XT660r we’ve ever seen, and an Indian Scout ready to race…
Read more »By the late 1980s, the simple, classic styling of most BMW airheads had turned gawky. The R80 RT was especially afflicted: its…
Read more »In Japan, there is a design theory called Kanso (簡素)—meaning simplicity, or the elimination of clutter. And every time I see an…
Read more »At a glance, Yamaha’s re-issued SR400 is virtually indistinguishable from its vintage counterparts. Which is probably why it’s so popular. It has…
Read more »The English workshop Auto Fabrica is fast developing a distinctive style. It’s the reduction of the motorcycle to its simplest form, finished…
Read more »For the past few weeks, I’ve had a KTM Freeride 350 in my garage—a press bike on loan. The most striking thing…
Read more »The SR400 has been around for a while as a popular custom donor bike, but we shouldn’t overlook its little 250cc brother,…
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