Mad Max meets The Walking Dead There is something really interesting about post-apocalyptic science fiction stories, both written and on TV. Trying to imagine how a distorted future would look like, has fueled many conversations. 40 years ago, it was Mad Max that started the rat bikes movement, and … [Read more...] about Shed-built: Apocalypse Ready Honda CB750
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Sleek Yamaha XS400 Café Brat by Marfil Moto
Unusual suspect The Yamaha XS400 is not a bike that is particularly popular or well-known with bikers. It was built and sold between 1978 and 1987, and was in fact preceded by the XS360. Severely overshadowed by its more successful siblings at that time, the XT500 and XS650, Yamaha did manage to … [Read more...] about Sleek Yamaha XS400 Café Brat by Marfil Moto
Shed-build: Triumph Speed Triple “Paleo” from the Netherlands
Another one We see a great number of modified and customised Triumphs in our mailbox and to be honest, we really can’t get enough of them. As we see more Triumph builds, our expectations unintentionally increase to new heights. When we first received the pictures of the Triumph Speed Triple we are … [Read more...] about Shed-build: Triumph Speed Triple “Paleo” from the Netherlands
Shed-Build: Harley-Davidson Sportster 1275 by Daniel Nyland
Long runner The Harley-Davidson Motorcycle company is one of the world's oldest motorcycle manufacturers. One of the company’s most successful models has got to be the Sportster, which has been produced continuously since 1957. There have been countless different Sportster models, however, all of … [Read more...] about Shed-Build: Harley-Davidson Sportster 1275 by Daniel Nyland
Hide Brussels BMW R100RT “Brat-Café”
The era of airheads We have seen many BMW airheads pass our screen here at BikeBrewers. Yet, every time a “new” customised boxer is presented by a builder, we shed a little tear. It seems that the once not-so-popular among bike builders BMW, is now the perhaps the all-time favorite of all. And … [Read more...] about Hide Brussels BMW R100RT “Brat-Café”