We’ve only just finished salivating over the Wrenchmonkees‘ 1976 BMW R80. And now the boys from Copenhagen have come up with a Japanese cafe racer that’s just as good. The new bike is called Gorilla Punch, and it’s based on the classic air-cooled, inline four Honda CB750. There are more delectable images on the Wrenchmonkees website, or you can see the motorcycle in the metal at Kunst Industri Museet, the Danish Museum of Art & Design. The price on the sticker? Cheaper than a run-of-the-mill US chopper: $30,000. [Via The Return of the Cafe Racers]
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It’s truly a beautiful motorcycle. I love it =)
Dig those tires!
is that a custom tank? sweet bike, I want it!
I hate to rain on this parade, but that seat looks like it’d have you walking like John Wayne in about ten km.
The wheels and tyres are awful. The rest of it’s nice though.
Nah, wheel & tire project makes it stand out just that much more. Spokes & radials are what everybody else run.
Seat is minimal, drops the rider low onto the bike, exactly how I did mine.
This bike is not worth $30,000 no matter what currency you trade in, but the WM crew pumps out marvelous creations everytime.
$35,000? Are you freakin’ kidding me? Half that would be pushing it, but THIRTY FIVE?!? I’d rather have a BMW 3 series CAR.
the bike is clean and beautiful, price seems a bit high , i agree. what stands out are the grips, handlebars, and tires and discs, hardly worth the high price.
have to bring this up, why do many of current builders insist on going for the no front fender look. i must agree that it looks great but as rider it is highly impractical. any sign of puddle or rain and your face is drenched.. as a rider of one of these non- fendered bikes i had no choice but to add one.