Cafe racer

I've always loved Buells since first spying the Cyclone in an edition of the Motorcycle Trader whilst eating a subway and waiting for a bus back out to suburbia. Eric Buells oddballs designs really captured my attention, it was so …Fast forward a few years down the track with the release of the Ulysses.

We've always toyed with the idea of running a tractor seat on a bike. And now I've found someone that's actually done it, this time on a CB250.

Portugese custom shop namedhas turned a Moto Guzzi barn find into this stunning cafe racer called the Trican Mondego.Some really nice details have gone into this build, including the integrated tail light which originally caught my attention.

Buildboard Update-----------------We're excited to announce the release of version of 1.1.

For me the Brutale has always played second fiddle to the other Italian Streetfighter (and no it's not Rocky Balboa), but not this one. One in fact is the name of this modern custom developed by the crew at GP …Just like the chariots of the ancient times this one also looks like it comes with a few horses although official numbers have not yet been released.

If you see this bike in your rear view mirror you may mistake it for a small capacity cafe racer. You would be right, but this would definitely be a case where objects may appear larger than what they are.

The Rat unfinished look is becoming increasingly popular amongst the custom moto scene. I mean it's always been around amongst the bobber/chopper crew.

Always feels like christmas when we get new stock. Here are out latest additions60mm Mini Speedos with LED warning lights.