Murray’s Triumph Thruxton
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Murray’s Triumph Thruxton

“If necessity is the mother of invention, then this was a necessary move. Personally I loved the look, slightly tracker, slightly bobber, slightly cafe.”

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George’s 1981 Suzuki GS1100EX
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George’s 1981 Suzuki GS1100EX

George’s Suzuki GS1100EX is an amazing machine that harmoniously blends the allure of classic motorcycling with accents of modernity.

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Extreme Machine: Unscrambling the Triumph Scrambler
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Extreme Machine: Unscrambling the Triumph Scrambler

“The Triumph started its life as a 2014 Scrambler with an 865cc motor,” Justin tells us. “I saw something else hidden in the sheep's clothing that the factory sent it out with, and set about re-imagining the motorcycle into the monster that it was screaming to be.”

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Beach Moto’s Ducati GT1000 Sport Classic
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Beach Moto’s Ducati GT1000 Sport Classic

“The GT1000 Sport Classic is by itself a beautiful motorcycle which retains a modern classic look. I like the simplicity of the air cooled engine and feel like the engine has loads of character.”

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Tokyo Nights: Upgrading the Classic Honda CB900F
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Tokyo Nights: Upgrading the Classic Honda CB900F

Calling it a 'bitsa' would be highly unfair though. That's because owner and builder James Berreau has done such a good job of piecing it together, it looks almost stock—like some forgotten naked bruiser of the 90s.

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Woolie’s Wild Pikes Peak Hill Climb Racer
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Woolie’s Wild Pikes Peak Hill Climb Racer

“Last year, I learned so much,” Woolie admits. “This is a tough event, like no other in the world. I would say it’s like mountaineering, not only in the sense that it is brutal, but also because you are left with a sense of accomplishment even if you got it all wrong.”

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Rob’s ’76 Honda CB750
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Rob’s ’76 Honda CB750

I always like to buy a bike as stock as possible. This means I can start with a blank slate and change or customise things to really make it my own.”

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