Moto-Mania World Roundup :: Vol. 4

“The ‘Baula’ is the motorcycle Ursula Andress (aptly named Honey Ryder) would have rode off the beach in her famous bikini scene in Dr. No.”
– crash

“‘Baula’ is based on a 1969 BMW R75/5 and it’s the result of six months’ hard work, from design to the fabrication of dozens of parts. The inspiration was a mixture of the 1939 TT-winning BMW Rennsport and the art deco Henderson.”
– david borras / el solitario

“Tritons – Triumph engines shoe-horned into Norton Frames – have been around for a long time but with 52 years riding experience Tim from North Wales decided to build his using a more modern Thruxton engine, so, all the cool looks but without patches of oil on the garage floor.”
– dutch

“Of course this moto from DariztDesign isn’t finished, but no matter – this build makes a case for the beauty in the building of a beast.”
– crash

“It’s a year since Christophe of Eastside first spoke to me about his plan to have a Bobber Triumph built in the USA. I told him that we could get one together ourselves over here, and that the building of a custom motorbike was part of the pleasure. Each one should be different and show the signature of its creator.”
– vincent pratt

“This is a build by Liviu Alexandru Maslin a.k.a. Desmo Bibu from Timisoara, Romania. What’s interesting is that this is a shed build, all work done in his own garage over a period of 2 years.”
– il ducatista