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All-in-One Motorcycle Handlebars Guide for a Perfect Experience One of the most common changes you can make for your motorcycle is adding a set of custom motorcycle handlebars. Getting the right set of motorcycle handlebars...

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Although chromophobia, the abnormal aversion and fear of color, perfectly characterizes this chopper masterpiece, its builder could not be further from the theme. Born in Eighty-Four, Pennsylvania, to a father already established as a creator of 1960s and 70s choppers, Tyler Elliott has been wrenching, fabricating, and customizing since his earliest memories.

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Our Single-Sided swingarm kit is specifically designed to fit with Drag Style and Le Mans frames. Kit includes single-sided swingarm...

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In Italian, "La Canaglia" means "The Scoundrel" or "The Rogue" -- an apt name for this multipurpose Yamaha XS650 hybrid, built to tackle the "bastard configuration" of the Canadian roads, where well-paved highways are interspersed with rough pavement and dirt terrain.The bike is the creation

Not all new wave customs are fair weather bikes. This long, low Honda CB350 K4 comes from inside the Arctic Circle—or, to be more precise, from the small city of Rovaniemi in Lapland, northern Finland. The average annual temperature is a smidge above zero °C, and there's snow on the ground for 175 days a year. That didn’t deter industrial design student Timo Karinen though. He worked on the bike in a friend’s warehouse—heated, we hope—and fabricated the metal in a workshop at his university…

Got the mechanical throttle done on @christoph_8791 shovel. Just gotta do the oil filler and its off to @triggerhappygraphics for some… | Instagram