I wanted to send you over some shots of my latest project. Its a cafe racer designed by me here in Switzerland to be a bolt on kit for 2006 and up Sportster. The company that mass produces the parts for me is called MAS Engineering in in Italy. The kit consist of the Tank, Seat, Exhaust, Front Fender, Pinion Cover, Belt Cover, Handle Bars. Everything is made from high quality Aluminum. The kit is sold through my online shop dkmotorrad.bigcartel.com for now. Thanks!
I love Harley racers. Sundance Enterprise is a Tokyo based company, not only involved in developing custom parts, but also in bike building. I like them…
They say:
“Thanks for a lot of e-mail.
KANAZAWA is no problem.
But damage of japan concerned is fuckin huge!!!
thank you .”
I think there’s nothing more sexy then a HD Cafe Racer, slim, low, compact and well finished. Well done!
Yesterday my friend Roberto Totti sent me some pictures about the HD V-Concept, which was the winner of the “Best of Street” prize at the Verona Bike Expo 2011.
- Photo 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, Mr. Martini from Verona, the best carburetor engine Triumph Triples ever seen
- Photo 10, 11, and 14, 15, The famous Zaeta, short track bike presented by the Sideburn Magazine and Andreani Group
- 12, 13, Two superb Harleys from Speed Bike, Padova (IT)
- 16, 17, Shaw Harley Davidson with the AMD 2010 World Championship – Modified Harley-Davidson category winner
To be continued tomorrow…















“Where others see trash we see treasure. We wanted a cafe sporty on the cheap so we set about finding a crashed bike we could build as budget-minded as possible. We started with the bars or lack of them, by adding clip ons, removed all the junk on top of the triples, and prototyped a cool instrument cluster and headlight relocation piece that moves the headlight and gauges down. We also prototyped a key and coil relocation piece to get rid of all the plastic under the gas tank. We then threw on her all the RSD product we had, fixed the tank, chopped the rear fender and painted her on the cheap. For under 10K we brought her back to life and she’s better than ever.”
No comment guys, just a song: “She took my heart, I think she took my soul…”






The frame is an 1952 Hydra with a vintage Springer fork. Meanwhile the engine is an Evolution 2 cosmeticly improved, looking like a Panhead. Front brake is a smart cover of a disk brake looking like a vintage drum brake. The back tyre has been replaced by an Avon Drag slick since these pictures were done, so was the handle bar which is now a flat bar. David wants his machine to be in constant evolution.
From: Southsiders












A very good job, made with very commercial parts. Some sane passion from Germany, by Aceracersgarage. I like it…
Janta has posted on Flikr some pictures about this bike, which belongs to the Red Hot Motorcycles. The pictures, as you will see have been taken in 14th of March at the Hiroshima City Exhibition Hall. Great bike! Thanks Janta.











