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May 12

2012 Ducati Panigale 1199 / Adey on Mulholland Drive / Snake


It doesn’t sound nice below 7k rpm does it?

Couple of US riders made a name for themselves riding various two wheeled machines on the Hollywood’s famous Mulholland Road – also known as the “Snake”. One of them is Adey from AdeysWorld – and he recently got the present from the Beverly Hills Ducati – a chance to ride a brand new Ducati 1199 Panigale for a few of days. Adey did what he does best – strapped a small factor HD camera on the tank and went on for a ride. How does it feels – check out the video after the jump. Continue reading →


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May 12

Confederate X132 Hellcat / Photo Gallery


The Confederate X132 Hellcat is nothing new. The 2,163cc v-twin with 132hp and 150 lbs.ft of torque monster was going on sale for the initial and cool $44,500 dollars, but as the numbers are limited to 162 units only, that price just jumped to $49,500. Another price increase is expected later for another $5,000. So why would you buy this motorcycle? Start with the photo gallery after the jump. Continue reading →


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May 12

Web Find of the Day / BMW R60.5 Street Tracker


At the moment, we can’t think of anything better looking than this custom BMW R60/5 Street Tracker. Perfect for the long rides into the wilderness or those short trips to the local pub. With a custom exhaust, stripped to the bare bones and with unavoidable Firestone tires it is a real work of art. If you know anything about the builder – let us know! Continue reading →


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May 12

Ferrari Motorcycle sold for £85,000


Did you know that Ferrari made a motorcycle?

…and now the only unit produced as a tribute to Enzo Ferrari was sold for £85,000. Other that it’s the only Ferrari motorcycle ever built, the machine is pretty ordinary in performance terms – inline 4 produces 105hp from 900cc. No carbon fiber or twin-turbos here. The interesting part is the body, which unlike the plastic body’s of today, is made out of aluminum. It was build by David Kay Engineering who worked for MV Agusta, only to be granted a permission from Piero Ferrari to use the Ferrari. Continue reading →


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May 12

The Transformers Bicycle…for $35USD


It tricked us too…

Just as we thought how cool that someone is – producing a trial-racing bike with Transformers logo on it’s wheels – and how silly he must be as he’s selling it for $35USD (¥3,360), we discovered that it is a toy. A Japanese toy. Sold by Pedal ID online store, it features the color scheme of the greatest Autobot that ever lived – Optimus Prime. 1/9 scale model can become an awesome new piece on your bookshelf. Continue reading →


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Apr 12

Kitano Replica K-16 by Snake Motors


The incredible Japanese…
The story goes something like this: Snake Motors built a vintage looking board tracker powered by a small 50cc engine for Mr.Kitano, and present it in the magazing “Setagaya” Vol.18 under the name DAYTONA No245 (complicated, but bare with us). The small cc masterpiece became a big hit and people started inquiring. What we see in front of us is the replica of the Mr. Kitano’s bike named the K-16. Snake Motors can build you one – the exact same replica – but you would need to wait for a while. Continue reading →


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Apr 12

2000 Honda CBR 929RR Custom Streetfighter


The beauty in building custom bikes is that you don’t have to follow any rules and you can do whatever you like. The end result doesn’t have to fall in any of the pre-conceived categories, and you can use styling cues from all of them. This custom 2000 CBR929RR (Fireblade) is a good example as it uses the basics of the streetfighter style, yet the end result is pretty much unique. The VFR800 single swingarm went nicely together with an aftermarket Honda Civic 7.5 inch wide, 18 inch rim, the front rim was borrowe from Honda RC51 (polished lip) while the headlight came from a Harley-Davidson V-Rod! Continue reading →


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Apr 12

Jérôme Pierre’s Kawasaki W650


Pneu Dans La Tombe means “A Tire In The Grave”…

When you’re a French moto blog owner, and the blogs name is Un Pneu Dans La Tombe, then for sure you need to have a kick-ass two wheeled machine just to go with the whole “cool” aspect. And Jérôme Pierre (owner) did just that – he got his machine – a deeply personalized brat-styled custom motorcycle that is both cool looking and built on a budget. How did he do this? By choosing the Kawasaki W650 as a platform while he kept it sane when it comes to part selection. Continue reading →