Once upon a time in the Winter Dark SCANDINAVIAN countries are known for their long dark winters. Causing those Viking knights to take refuge in their homes, only to come back out again in Spring. As a Head of Design at a Norwegian distillery, Swedish born (but 1/4th Norwegian..) David Höök is dealing … Continue Reading... about Fascinating Dull Boy
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World speed record on lake Como
LUCA COLOMBO IS AN ITALIAN DAREDEVIL who had set his sights on beating the world speed record on a dirt bike. “Nothing really special” we thought. However, he was aiming to achieve this on water rather than in the dirt… In 2017 he had taken the lake and rode across on a specially prepared Suzuki 450. … Continue Reading... about World speed record on lake Como
Spiced up Paprika by XTR Pepo
PEPO ROSELL IS A REGULAR on the pages of Bikebrewers. We have given XTR Pepo a lot of attention over the past years and rightfully so. Every time the former biologist comes to us with a new creation from his Spanish workshop it invariably gets us excited. This build is no exception. It does not … Continue Reading... about Spiced up Paprika by XTR Pepo
A new roadstar is born
BMW Motorrad Vision DC roadster In our motorcycle community it has always been petrol and noise what has been binding us together. But times are changing and we just have to adopt. I never thought I would be writing a piece on an electric motorcycle and feel good about it. But then again, life is full … Continue Reading... about A new roadstar is born
Droog’s Hayabossa
Apocalypse tomorrow The team at Droog Moto have a knack for designing bikes with a unique flavour. The bulky tyres, the dark colour schemes and the overall ominous looks of their bikes are clear trademarks of the Washington team. The owners first name ‘Max’ is well deserved and fits the image of the builds … Continue Reading... about Droog’s Hayabossa
Tokyo Nights and the best of all worlds
FIVE HUNDRED HOURS were spent building this dream machine. Life started off as a relatively modest Honda CB900 FF back in 1981. When its current owner, Minneapolis resident James Berrau, purchased the machine he was planning to execute just a few changes to transform the bike into a caféracer. Bit … Continue Reading... about Tokyo Nights and the best of all worlds
RnineT by UNIKAT 1/1
Always build in CAPITALS! Our friends from the Polish outfit have every right to write their company name in capitals. But just as much to use the capital ‘T’ indicating their latest build! The creativity of this gang from the Southwest of Poland is extraordinary. The bikes that leave the UNIKAT 1/1 … Continue Reading... about RnineT by UNIKAT 1/1
CB 350 F fueled by Riko
We put it in the layaway For some mysterious reason this project ended up at the bottom of our stack and remained there for too long. With our sincere apologies to our friend Riko Loos we decided it was still a bike worth publishing a post on. It is not so often we get to write about a Honda CB 350. … Continue Reading... about CB 350 F fueled by Riko
Three of a kind (but very different)
Spanish styled Yamahas “Why submit one if you can write about three in the same post”? That’s what Juan Carlos from San Sebastian based Café Racer SSpirit answered to my question why he wanted us to write about the bikes featured in this article. He had sent us a note about the bikes and when we … Continue Reading... about Three of a kind (but very different)
Radical Honda FMX650 by Toma Customs
Our friends from Brussels based Toma customs are regular guests on our pages. They just continue to produce nice bikes. We kindly present you ‘TOMA#18’! Know your customer Normally they really dig deep to find out every detail regarding the vision of the client and what he or she has in mind. This … Continue Reading... about Radical Honda FMX650 by Toma Customs
