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Honda CB450 Cafe Racer: “Shinobi”

What if there had been a postwar cafe racer culture that originated in Japan instead of the UK? This was the question that builder Scott Wilson asked himself. Scott, a fan of Quentin Tarantino’s...

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Honda CB200T Café-Brat by Slipstream Creations

  ”A solid, reliable bike, good for transportation of the impecunious.” This is how the Honda CB200T has been described. The bike was the largest of the Honda CB Twin series that included the CB125,...

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Honda XR600 Supermoto by Duke Motorcycles

The Honda XR600 is one of our favorite bikes of all time. The big thumper claimed a staggering array of Baja 500/1000 championships, as well as victories in enduro, flat track, and other desert races....

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Honda Goldwing Street Tracker by HCG

The crew at Argentina’s Herencia Custom Garage continues turning out some of the hottest bikes in the world. Based in Buenos Aires — the “Paris of the South” — builders Federico Lozada and German Karp...

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Garage-Built Honda NX650 Dominator Scrambler

The Honda NX650 Dominator has become a favorite platform among custom builders. Available from 1988 to 2000, the 44-horsepower dual sport is largely bulletproof, with respectable performance both on...

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Honda NX4 Tracker by Home Made Motorcycles

You might not have heard of the Honda NX4 Falcon. In 1999, this 400cc dual-sport replaced the NX350 Sahara in a number of markets, including Brazil, Argentina, Mexico, Portugal, and Chile.  The 30-ish...

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Honda SL350 Scrambler by Kyle Fitzgerald

Mountain bikers seem to build some of the best custom scramblers. They understand the value of “adding lightness,” and the way that suspension and geometry mean more than outright power. All of this...

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Honda GL500 Scrambler by Other Life Cycles

We were lucky enough to meet Sean Zeigler of Other Life Cycles at this year’s Handbuilt Show and get a sneak peek of this build in-process. Sean whipped out his mobile and showed us a photograph of...

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Honda CB550 “City Scrambler” by J.Webster Designs

Justin Webster of J.Webster Designs is one of our favorite people in the moto world. He’s a self-taught builder who started his business working nights after his day job, and his design philosophy...

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Honda CL450 Brat by Tom Hernden

In 1974, at just 19 years old, Tom Hernden won the Florida State Modified Championship at Twin City Dragway in Oldsmar, Florida, racing the 1973 Honda CL450K5 drag bike he built. Fast forward 40...

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Honda XR400 Custom by Bunny Builds

Street drags are alive and well in Southeast Asia, with events like Speed Wars II utilizing portable light-trees for 1/8 mile action. Many of the bikes are stripped-down, small-displacement machines...

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Honda CB650 Nighthawk Scrambler

The husband/wife team of Droog Moto has become one of our favorite builders. Their bikes are burly, raw, knobby-tired machines built to blast down fire roads and tackle the daily commute. These are...

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Honda NX650 Scrambler by Martin Kvarnhult

The Honda NX650 has become one of our favorite platforms for curb-jumping urban enduros and weekend service road blasters. Enter Martin Kvarnhult of central Sweden, who built this NX650 scrambler —...

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Honda Dominator Scrambler by ZZMoto

Who would have thought that the Honda NX650 — a durable but rather boring urban runabout — would become the darling of the custom moto scene? We have always been fans of the Honda’s thumpers, but we...

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Honda XR600 Street Tracker by Vintage Addiction

We thrilled to feature this Honda XR600 street tracker from the good folks of Barcelona’s Vintage Addiction Crew, built in collaboration with the Moto Racing Canet workshop. The inspiration comes from...

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Honda XL350 Scrambler by Divine Proportions

Rarely do we have a bike with such a powerful story of community, family, and charity behind it. This 1984 Honda XL350 scrambler / beach tracker was built by Divine Proportions — a community of...

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Honda XLV750R Street Tracker by L’établi Garage

The Honda XLV750R is a rare sight these days. Built from 1983 to 1986 in limited numbers, this 749cc dual-sport — a predecessor to the mighty Transalp and Africa Twin — offered a 61-hp, 45-degree...

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Honda CB750 Restomod by Hoy Vintage Cycles

The Tail of the Dragon is one of the most legendary roads in the world. Located in the mountain pass of Deal’s Gap along the NC-TN border, this 11-mile stretch of road has 318 curves, with names like...

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Custom Honda CX500 by X-Axis

British motocross racer Billy MacKenzie has quite the racing pedigree.  He’s a 2x British MX1 Champion, riding for Factory Kawasaki and Honda teams, and 3x overall Gran Prix winner. After decades of...

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Honda NX650 Street Tracker by Marmisto

Chris Daniels is one of the most interesting builders we have featured.  His shop, Marmisto, means “stonemason” in Italian. Chris is a conservator, carver, and author of books on stonemasonry and...

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