Located in L.A. area, Kott Motorcycles released tens of custom motorcycles to date. Many of them were published on the biggest blogs. Their styling is … Read More ›
Category: Custom bikes
I know this thing is old (2014) – and it’s quite a significant retrospective build, but I always wanted to have it on the blog. … Read More ›
Last week I wrote about a fashion for Cafe Racer among builders and customizers. And this fashion’s quite obvious problems. I’m all about custom bikes … Read More ›
This thing was all over the web recently. I was hesitating if I should follow and put it here. I decided to do it – … Read More ›
It’s been over a year since I wrote a little rant about a similar subject: what kind of nonsense is being produced today as a “factory-custom” … Read More ›
So this would be another “This is how You fix a BMW R NineT” post, but I don’t want to repeat myself… let’s get on … Read More ›
Seems like my drifting towards offroad and the other genre of builds is unstoppable. But I’m happy about this. It makes the bikes featured here more … Read More ›
BMW was always considered quite boring. Their motorcycles were durable, well built, fast enough, but also often considered dull. The company was aware of that. … Read More ›
Suzuki GN400 is an easily overlooked donor bike. Everybody goes crazy with the Yamaha’s SR series. And Suzuki – seems like it doesn’t get the credit … Read More ›
This build is a quintessence of custom motorcycle for me. It is a true cafe racer – built with a purpose of making the bike … Read More ›
This build… I don’t know where to start. At first sight – it’s clearly not a “natural” beauty. But if You look deeper, under the … Read More ›
Brian Fuller is one of the most versatile builders out there. I’ve featured his Motus muscle bike and Ducati Flat Tracker. If You follow his online (or … Read More ›
“Vorsprung durch Technik” – is a slogan that Audi invented. In my opinion – it’s marketing BS. What can You do – every brand needs … Read More ›
First Yamaha VMax on this blog. How did this happen so late? Well… The reason is quite obvious – a machine that is a legend, … Read More ›
This Yamaha XS750 was built in cafe racer style. Style connected with city rides and racing. But I wouldn’t really put it to this segment since … Read More ›