Eternal Iron Prize: 70s-Inspired M900 “Massimo” by Fuchs Workshop… We all know the story of the original Monster, “the bike that saved Ducati.” What began as a mere styling exercise in the early 90s evolved […]
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The Attitude of a Rodeo Bull: Yamaha “FTX500” Flat Tracker
Oldie But Speedy: Championship-Winning TX500 Tracker from Fuch’s Workshop… In 1972, Yamaha introduced their first middleweight four-stroke twin, the TX500, later to become the XS500. Whereas the TX/XS650 resembled the British twins of yesteryear, the […]
Big Single Thunderbike: Honda XL600S Tracker
Honda XL600R Thunderbike from Fuchs Workshop… Last week we had the pleasure of featuring the #48 Honda 650 flat tracker of professional racer Niko Sorbo, built by Italy’s Fuchs Workshop to compete in the Thunderbike […]
Sorbo’s Thunderbike: Honda Dominator 650 Flat Tracker
From Fuchs Workshop: Niko Sorbo’s Honda Thunderbike, “Rusinella”… More than two decades ago, Massimo Rinchiuso of Italy’s Fuchs Workshop began preparing track bikes. Today, his Ravenna-based workshop specializes in hand-shaped aluminum bodywork, 3D design, CNC […]
Moto Guzzi “Riviera” Custom Cruiser
From the Land of Motors: Moto Guzzi “Riviera” from Fuchs Workshop… The Italian region of Emilia-Romagna has been christened the “Land of Motors” or “Motor Valley” for its high concentration of car and motorcycle manufacturers, […]
Special Ciao: “Speciao” 75cc Piaggio Tracker
Fuchs Workshop builds a Piaggio mini-tracker… In 1967, Piaggio introduced their first moped, the Ciao — a 50cc two-stroke with a belt drive, drum brakes, and 6-volt electrics. Produced in various versions well into […]
