Tattoo Projects Custom Motorcycles
Tattoo Projects is a creative agency based out of Charlotte, North Carolina. CEO Rudy Banny and President Buffy McCoy Kelly opened their doors in 2006 after illustrious...
Motototem: Turning the Royal Enfield Flying Flea into art
Last month, the 63rd edition of Salone del Mobile, colloquially known as Milan Design Week, filled the Fiera Milano Rho exhibition center with works from the world’s...
Road Tested: Purpose Built Moto’s Scrambler bar-end mirrors
Mirrors are the bane of any custom motorcycle builder. They’re useful for seeing what’s behind you and keeping the authorities off your back—but the wrong mirrors can...
Work in Progress: A flawless Harley Sportster 883 by Mule
We’ve seen our fair share of custom bikes that could be classified as works in progress. Some have been cobbled together crudely while waiting patiently for parts...
WKND Special: A Yamaha XT600 street tracker from Porto
Every custom motorcycle builder has a horror story (or many) about having to fix someone else’s mistakes. Sergio Almeida is no exception. When he got his hands...
Ducati Scrambler Motorcycle
In 1962, Kennedy was in the White House, Ray Charles was singing “I Can’t Stop Loving You” on the radio, and the Italian motorcycle company known for...
Speed Read: A scratch-built vintage American V-twin and more
A completely bespoke vintage American V-twin takes center stage this week, built by the folks at Competition Distributing in the USA. Our list also includes a Suzuki...
Honda CB550 Street Tracker Build
I know, I know. I promised you wiring in this installment, and it’s been so long since you’ve seen anything about our Honda CB550 street tracker project...
Custom Norton Rotary Motorcycle
Jaw-dropping power plants are the ultimate party piece for a custom motorcycle build. Visually impactful engines like Suzuki’s Ram-Air 550, Fabio Taglioni’s 90-degree desmo twin or...
Boxed Burgundy: A custom BMW R12 nineT from Poland
Motorcycle dealer build-offs are a great way for brands to showcase their bikes, and for bike dealers to flex their customization muscles. But there’s a catch. Once...
