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Turbo and Nitrous – 150cc Pit Bike

In Off-Road, Small Displacement by AbhiLeave a Comment

Sure hope you’ve got a guardian angel, because this little bike is ridiculous. The seller has apparently spent $7,500 on the build, which includes both a turbocharger and nitrous. It’s spent most of its life in storage so the engine has low hours on it. Time for you to snap this up and go racing on go-kart tracks. Find this …

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Creating a Toaster Tank…Toaster

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Alright, hear me out. I was talking to a dear friend whose first new motorcycle was a ’72 BMW R75/5, and for decades he’s apparently been amused by the idea of creating a toaster out of a BMW toaster tank. I now need to make this happen for him – but I don’t have the money to blow on buying …

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Not That Metisse – 2014 Metisse Triumph CR900

In Cafe Racer, England by AbhiLeave a Comment

Obviously, hearing the Metisse name should make you think of the Rickman brothers and their legendary work with the off-road frame that could accept a variety of engines. Well, turns out there’s a German company named Team Metisse that’s also in the business of upgrading motorcycles, and they’ve created a cafe kit called the CR900 for previous-generation Bonnies and Thruxtons. …

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2009 Harley-Davidson XR1200X

In America, Less than 5k, Sport by Ted CloughLeave a Comment

By 2007 in the US, Harley Davidson pretty much dominated the cruiser market, and had a large share of the long-distance touring market as well. The XR1200 was an attempt by Harley Davidson to draw more riders of a slightly different (racier?) demographic into the Harley fold. It capitalized on the reputation and image of the venerable XR750, the mainstay …

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2007 Walz Hardcore Chopper Pro Street

In Cruiser, Germany by AbhiLeave a Comment

When I first saw this bike, I assumed it was built by someone in the US (probably Arizona). Turns out it’s actually the work of Marcus Walz, the man behind Walz Hardcore Cycles…based out of Hockenheim, Germany. Custom bike fans should be familiar with Marcus as he supposedly invented the “drag style” of motorcycle in the late 90s.

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Honest Listing – 1962 Ducati Monza Cafe Project

In Cafe Racer, Italy by Ted CloughLeave a Comment

Post Listing Update: This Monza project did not get any action at the BIN of $3,650. The pictures look like it’s pretty much all there, that most of the hard work has been done, but read the item description. Evidently the seller had a mechanic go over the project and estimate everything remaining needing to be done, and what it …

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Brute Force Shaftie — 1993 Suzuki GSX1100G

In Japan, Standard by JoeLeave a Comment

In the doldrums of the early 1990s, motorcycle manufacturers were licking their financial wounds, and one solution from Suzuki was a “bitsa” model made up from bits of their premier sport bike and full-boat tourer along with some fresh sheet metal and old-school tube frame. Hence was born the naked standard GSX1100G.

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Meet Cas Vanderwoude!

In Blog by AbhiLeave a Comment

Editor’s Note: Some of you may have seen that I’m looking for some new contributors to join and share more sweet motorcycles for sale! You’ve probably seen Cas Vanderwoude in the comments dropping some knowledge (or being responsible for one of my favorite Guess That Bike posts with his Meguro Stamina), but now you get to see what he thinks …