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Custom Motorcycles

There’s just something cathartic and pleasurable about customizing a mass-produced bike – making it truly unique with the owner’s stamp of approval. Here, we feature some of the best.

Hooked on Hondas: A 1974 Honda CB360 Cafe Racer Custom

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The owner of this 1974 Honda CB360 had thrown in the towel. But a single ride many years later had him hooked on classic Hondas.

Paughco Sportster Frame Custom: Old Parts, New Bike

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When a used motorcycle parts shop owner builds a fenderless custom sportster to match his 1950s-era style Ford street rod, only good things will happen.

Droog Moto’s 210-horsepower Kawasaki-Based Hyperfighter Apagón SC

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New, badass pair of street fighters powered by Kawasaki engines - and a whole lot of attitude.

Crooked Motorcycles’ BMW K100 “Nightcrawler”

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No ordinary custom Bavarian bike.

K-Speed’s Honda CT125 “Combat” Hunter Cub is Ready for Action

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Bangkok's K-Speed transforms Honda's new 2021 CT125 Hunter Cub into an mighty little off-roader fit for the apocalypse. Gatling gun included.

Droog Moto DM-15 Custom Kawasaki Ninja 250

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If the glossy look of a Kawasaki Ninja 250 crotch rocket isn't your thing, Droog Moto has you covered with the sinister DM-15 urban fighter motorcycle.

Ducati Speedway Motorcycle by UK-Based Wreckless

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Not your typical twin-cylinder Ducati sports bike, the Northamptonshire-based Wreckless H4MM4 Ducati Speedway motorcycle is definitely a rare machine.

A Sinister Kawasaki Z1000: The Droog Moto DM-014

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Droog Moto's biggest & baddest creation takes the Kawasaki Z1000 to a dark, dark place — in all the right ways. Say hi to the DM-014 urban fighter.

Era Exact: California-Inspired 1950s Custom Triumph

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Some motorcycles speak so specific a time it's like they have their inspiration emblazoned on their sleeve.

Survive the Apocalypse with a Zombie-Fighting Motoped

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Aside from crossbows and knives, the Motoped Survival Bike is fuel efficient too, getting between 90-120 miles per gallon.
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