Motorcycle Features: The Bikes and Their Owners

Dysfunctional Utopia: 2002 Suzuki SV650 Comes Back to Life

Greg Williams -

Some folks collect stamps. Others collect coins. This bike owner's hobby is far more interesting - he collects dysfunctional motorcycles.

Punk’d! A Badass 1977 Honda CB750F2 Brat Bike

Greg Williams -

The do-it-yourself ethos of punk music inspired a man born long after the music itself had died to built a Japanese-style brat bike as distinct as the music itself.

Stripped, Slammed and Sinuous: Pair of 1960s Triumph Pre-Unit Bobbers

Greg Williams -

This bike owner became a believer in stripped-down customs after constructing his first Brit-bike bob-job. Well, the rest is history.

Saturday Morning Special: Custom 2001 Buell X1 Lightning Café Racer

Greg Williams -

The plan? Build a British-style café racer on an American platform - all in 5 months. Done.

True Gentleman’s Machine: 1947 Sunbeam S7

Greg Williams -

The history of the British Sunbeam S7 told through this rebuilt 1947 model - a rare barn-find, auction-won diamond in the rough.

A Step Back in Time: 1972 Triumph T100C

Greg Williams -

Some could argue this classic, enduro-style Triumph T100C is the last of the line. Here's a closer look at the iconic British motorcycle.

Norton’s Rocketship: A 1968 Norton Atlas Motorcycle Feature

Greg Williams -

A dependable British missile. The history of the motorcycle marquee and the story behind this gorgeous 1968 Norton Atlas.

Superbike: Owner Connects with his 1973 Kawasaki Z1 900

Greg Williams -

The history of Kawasaki motorcycles and the story behind this restored 1973 Kawasaki Z1 900 connecting with its owner.

History of the Legendary Honda Super Hawk: Bringing Japanese Bikes to the Masses

Greg Williams -

The legendary 305cc machine helped pave a new path for the Japanese newcomer.

Kawasaki KZ200 Café Racer: Not Your Average Tea and Crumpet Machine

Greg Williams -

A classic small-displacement, Japanese single-cylinder bike done right.

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