Unless your internet’s been down for the past year, you probably know about the phenomenon that is bagger racing. MotoAmerica’s King of the Baggers is a six-race series for big race-prepped American V-twins, complete with fairings and panniers. It sounds ridiculous, but it’s produced some gnarly racing—and some pretty wild machines. Roland Sands Design are…
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We’ve gone global this week, with two-wheeled goodness from France, South Africa, Portugal and the USA. Our list includes a Triumph Bobber, a period-correct Triton, a custom electric Supermoto, and a new collaboration between Indian and Super73. We end off with a vintage dirt bike video from Age of Glory.
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Workhorse Speed Shop wowed us two weeks ago, with a retro AMA superbike-inspired Indian FTR 1200 specced to the hilt. But that was just one of two FTRs that Workhorse’s Brice Hennebert had been working on. We’ve now got a look at the other—and even though the bikes were built for a pair of brothers,…
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We love Brice Hennebert’s approach to building custom motorcycles. He’s passionate about retro race bikes, and injects that sense of performance and brutalism into all of his builds. We saw it on his bonkers land speeder, Appaloosa, and he’s just pulled the same trick with this Indian FTR 1200. The man behind Belgium’s Workhorse Speed…
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Read more »What would the legendary Bratstyle builder, Go Takamine, do with an Indian Chief? We’ve got the answer, along with a Zero SR/F…
Read more »This week we’ve got a racy SuperHawk from Australia, a sleek Sportster from Jakarta, news of Go Takamine’s hookup with Indian, and…
Read more »This Valentine’s Day, we’re kicking things off with something red: a burly Honda Grom kit from K-Speed. Plus we look at Indian’s…
Read more »The Swedish electric bike company Cake takes on poaching in Africa, and Triumph cranks the Speed Triple up a notch. Plus we…
Read more »Few modes of transportation can rival the elegance of the wooden boats made by the renowned Italian company Riva. But what if…
Read more »The moto scene is sizzling this week, with Triumph launching its new Trident middleweight, news of a major custom exhibition in San…
Read more »The flat track bug seems to have permeated all corners of the motorcycling world—including Sweden. We love this very sharp Indian FTR…
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