Crooked Honda CB450

Crooked Motorcycles, a workshop based in Germany, has done an amazing job on this stunning Honda CB450, and has put it up for sale. The stunning cafe racer started life as a 1972 Honda CB450, with the team first completely restoring the frame and engine, and then installing a custom tail including LED taillight. Other details include clip-on bars wearing Biltwell grips, YSS Eco-Line shocks, a Motogadget M.Unit, a Motoscope Tiny speedometer and M.Blaze bar-end indicators. They also fitted the beauty with a wrapped Hattech exhaust system which sounds as good as the bike looks. The final result is a brand new body in a sleek all-black colour scheme accented by a brown leather seat and bronze lettering to the tank.

BOLLINGER B2 ELECTRIC PICKUP TRUCK

After capturing our attention with the the awesome B1 (an all-electric truck with 360 horsepower and up to 200 miles of range), Bollinger Motors is making a pickup, another all-electric beast called the Bollinger B2. The electric workhorse will share the same electric all-wheel-drive system, with a 120-kWh battery pack powering a pair of electric motors. Other features include a large frunk, patented pass-through doors, an hyneumatic suspension and in-wheel portal g...
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PIAGGIO WI-BIKE

Piaggio Wi-Bike is a beautiful contribution from the well known Italian scooter brand to the boiling segment of e-bikes. It brings some cool features to the table along with the mandatory ones nowadays. You get the regular app that enables you to control and manage some key functions such as choosing different power settings, the level of assistance you get from the electric motor, the battery status, monitor its location or even choose a training method, so you get...
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Diamond Atelier Mark II Evo

Munich´s expert motorcycle customizer Diamond Atelier has recently launched a new series with a timeless shape that will please Cafe Racer enthusiasts. They have just introduced their newest member to the Diamond Atelier family - the Mark II Evo. The beautiful bike is based on a BMW R100R Paralever instead of the R80RT Monolever basis they used on the forerunner series. Alongside other refinements, the Evo now features a 1000cc boxer engine that delivers more power...
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