We’re kicking off this weekend’s Speed Read with a cute Honda Monkey from Deus Korea. We’ve also rounded up a gnarly Suzuki Bandit 1200, a tidy BMW R80, and a restored Kawasaki A7 Avenger that’s going on auction soon.
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Millions of articles have been written debating the ultimate adventure bike. And not a single one of them matters. Because the team of maniacs who run The Adventurists have designed what is possibly the ultimate off-road machine: a monkey bike that literally flies. I assure you we’re not kidding. But to understand why the Bristol-based…
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K-Speed are well versed in the art of customizing pint-sized Hondas. We’ve seen them turn a Monkey into a cafe racer, and a Super Cub into a scrambler. Now they’ve put their wild imaginations to work once again, and built a slammed Honda Monkey bobber. Released three years ago, the modern Monkey is based on…
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Customization can be about aesthetics and performance, but it can also be about making a motorcycle fit its rider better. This wild Honda Monkey from Roland Sands Design rolls all three approaches into one, with a build list to rival bikes twice its size. The Californian workshop built the Monkey for skateboarder, stunt performer and…
Read more »Nostalgia is a powerful emotion. After all, it’s the foundation of business for brands such as Harley-Davidson and Indian, and model lines…
Read more »It’s all about Honda this week, with a Gundam-inspired limited edition Monkey from Thailand, a murdered-out Dommie from Sweden, and a crisp…
Read more »K-Speed is one of the busiest shops in the business, turning out customs at a head-spinning rate. That’s because they’re also one…
Read more »K-Speed is one of the greatest success stories of the modern custom scene. Like a hit factory from the golden era of…
Read more »The Glemseck 101 festival being held this weekend is a high-octane celebration of speed and power. At this very moment, thousands of…
Read more »I get the occasional monkey or gorilla bike sent in for consideration. And to be honest, I’m never quite sure what to…
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