Pint-sized Pugilist: A custom Honda Dax 125 from Taiwan
Earlier this week, we presented the motorcycles that dominated the competition at the burgeoning Taiwanese custom bike show, Speed and Crafts. One machine in particular stood out—a...
Dexter Three Wood Bourbon Review
The shelves are crowded, and every bottle vyes for your dollar with flashy labels, rustic imagery and a contrived origin story. For that reason, I always seek...
Purple Haze: Turning the Harley Low Rider S into a neo-retro chopper
Fo Huang has an enviable skill—the ability to take whatever he imagines and turn it into a physical object. Working as NamiXII Design from Kaohsiung City in...
Ducati SportClassic Custom
As a photographer, I’m always looking for strange and obscure things to shoot. I’d heard about this place in Brooklyn called Jane – a shop that had...
Speed Read: A neo-punk Yamaha XSR700 from Lisbon and more
We’ve cast our net wide this week to bring you four very different motorcycles from four different countries. Portugal offers up a Yamaha XSR700 street scrambler, Canada...
The very best of the 2025 Speed and Crafts custom bike show in Taiwan
The brainchild of Rough Crafts frontman Winston Yeh, the Speed and Crafts custom bike show ran for the second time earlier this month. Showcasing the best that...
Doing Good: A little 1965 Ducati 250 restomod with a big heart
We often ruminate on the pros and cons of restoring vintage bikes rather than customizing them. Whichever path you choose, there’s another question worth considering; how do...
Delta: Purpose Built Moto’s custom Royal Enfield Super Meteor 650
As a bustling custom motorcycle business, Purpose Built Moto isn’t above taking on jobs that require minimal fettling. But it’s when the brief calls for something more...
Studding Pit Bike Tires
The beauty of Northern Wisconsin is hard to beat, but it’ll sure get under a motorcycle rider’s skin. We only get five or six months a year...
Dune: A Suzuki DR350 scrambler destined for the desert
The value of an object isn’t always measured in monetary terms, as Arnaud Cailly learned when his workshop was broken into—and his beloved Kawasaki KLX300 stolen. “That...
