Speed Read: A custom Harley-Davidson Pan America and more
If you’re still sad about Harley never bringing the Bronx streetfighter to market, California’s Whiplash Speed Company has a custom Harley-Davidson Pan…
Read more »Your complete guide to custom Honda motorcycles, from vintage CBs and dirt bikes to wild Gold Wings. Here you’ll find everything from traditional Honda cafe racers to the latest scramblers and trackers. Check out the parts and performance upgrades that’ll take your own Honda motorcycle to the next level.
If you’re still sad about Harley never bringing the Bronx streetfighter to market, California’s Whiplash Speed Company has a custom Harley-Davidson Pan…
Read more »On paper, the late-2000s Honda CB600F Hornet is a great bike; a lively four-cylinder middleweight, widely praised for its rideability and reliability.…
Read more »The most unlikely custom motorcycle tops this week’s assortment of machines; a Ducati Indiana flat tracker. We also profile a Honda Transalp…
Read more »The 2024 MotoGP season kicks off in Qatar this weekend, so we’re taking a quick break from our regular programming for our…
Read more »The Bonhams February sale is about to wrap up, so we’re taking a break from our regular scheduled programming to pick our…
Read more »An email commissioning a new project is good news for any custom motorcycle workshop. But the crew at Moto Adonis in The…
Read more »Nothing cures boredom quite like motorcycles—and that goes not just for riding them, but wrenching on them too. This is why the…
Read more »One man’s trash is another man’s treasure. Or, in the case of this Honda Dominator supermoto, one man’s blown engine is the…
Read more »K-Speed is quite possibly the world’s most prolific custom motorcycle workshop. The Thai outfit builds bikes at a blistering rate—and while they…
Read more »There’s a lot to love about Honda’s current crop of pint-sized modern classics—particularly the iconic Honda Dax. But for some riders, the…
Read more »If you’ve ever looked at the Honda CL500 and thought it resembled a small cruiser that’s been crudely massaged into the shape…
Read more »In 1993, the Swedish psychologist K. Anders Ericsson hypothesized that it takes roughly 10,000 hours of practice to truly master a skill.…
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