
Back in 2013, a dozen motorcycle enthusiasts held the inaugural Bike Shed Moto Show under the railway arches in Shoreditch, London. There were 55 bikes and 3000 attendees, along with a pop-up barbershop, tattoo parlor, bars, food trucks, and some curated vendors.
“It was created by a dozen amateur moto enthusiasts as a celebration of motorcycle design, people and culture, reflected in cafe racers, brat-style, scramblers and street trackers. We now embrace all styles of two wheels, including adventure, dirt, track/race, street, electric and vintage/classic.”
Today, the Bike Shed Moto Show boasts some 20,000 visitors and hundreds of custom bikes on the grounds of Tobacco Dock, a Grade 1 warehouse in London’s East End. It’s a premier event in the world of custom motorcycles, and the passion of the BSMC team remains as strong as ever.
“The BSMC team still runs the entire show, with a volunteer force of members and ex-BSMC staff. We do all we can to make the event better every year, and remain one of the best moto shows in the world, as well as being good value for money, for attendees and participants.” -BSMC
The 2026 edition might well be the best event ever, especially in terms of the sheer quality and quantity of custom builds, as you’ll see as we unroll our various featured galleries from the show.
For 2026, we were fortunate to have our man Roberto Garagarza (@roga______/) roaming Tobacco Docks with camera in hand, capturing as many of the builds as possible. He As always, we’ve worked hard to match the builder with each bike.
2026 Bike Shed Moto Show: Café Racers
What’s your favorite build from this group?
2016 Vincent Cafe Racer: Godet Motorcycles

“Grey Shadow” Special Project: Godet Motorcycles

“Mac” 1982 BMW R80/7: Badman Best Friend

“St Barbara” 2008 Ducati Sport Classic 1000SS: Ian Hopkin
DeBolex Vincent
“Virago CR82” 1982 Yamaha XV920: Pit Lane Moto

“Midnight Racer” 2024 BMW R12 NineT: Pier City Custom

“Projekt Schatten” 2025 Royal Enfield Continental GT: Wannabe Choppers

“Tallen” 1980 Honda CB750: Mint Customs

“Val” 2020 Royal Enfield GT: Five 9 Five Motorcycles

“Purple Brick” BMW K75S: The Old Boys Workshop

“Motomann M1” 1980 Honda CX500: Moto Mann

“Core One” 1984 BMW K100RS: 777 Moto Creations

“CGR” 2002 Honda CG125: Vault Custom Motorcycles
“Minty” 1984 Yamaha SR500: Phil Leeke (@mintysr500)
“Little Red” Ducati 250cc 4-Speed Narrow Case: Mark Poacher (@markie46p)
“Raptor” — Builder Unknown
Kawasaki Z1000: Builder Unknown
“Tiff Cafe Racer” 2005 Honda Hornet CB600: UK.RMoto
“It’s Not Worth It” 2006 Kawasaki ER6N: Ian Boultwood

Royal Enfield Shotgun: Builder Unknown
BMW K Series: Powerbrick
“Desmo Corridore Caffe” 2005 Ducati Multistrada 1000S DS: Pit Lane Moto
“XP Zero” 2020 Zero SR/F: UNTLD Moto
“GRR” Royal Enfield Guerrilla 450: XTR Pepo
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