It’s always fascinating to see the personal rides of well-known custom motorcycle builders. This Ducati Pantah belongs to JvB-moto‘s Jens vom Brauck, and prowls the roads around Cologne in Germany.
With a population of over 1.3 billion, there are bound to be some interesting custom motorcycles being built in China. Unfortunately, we don’t get to see most of them. This Honda CB125 custom has come to light by accident, via the motorcycle.
This sharp custom Ducati Scrambler is the first build from the new Holographic Hammer workshop. It was commissioned by Ducati themselves, in partnership with French magazine Moto Heroes.
Named “The Maltese Falcon,” this born-again café racer started life as a 2006 Triumph Bonneville Black. Oscar, the bike’s owner, was so impressed by the work of Spanish builders Macco Motors, he shipped it from his Miami home a
R100 BMW by Kim Boyle. Saw this bike at the One Moto show. Probably my favorite bike there. The lines are so good, the detail was awesome, and its a unique look for a Beemer custom. Love it!
Most folks customize their Honda Dominators with a flat track look. This one has a rough-and-ready scrambler vibe, and we dig it.
1980 Honda CB750 cafe racer. so pretty. can't believe it's only 3 years older than my bike.. this one seems so much more old-school.
