Today we’re happy to present another build by Dave Solomon, the ingenious Englishman behind the Bandit-powered CB750 and Z1000 we previously featured. In certain circles in the US, the name “Spondon” is whispered with great […]
Tag: Streetfighters
Budget-Built Honda CB750 Custom…Bandit-Powered!
We’re thrilled to present you guys with another build from Dave Solomon, the spirited Englishman behind the Bandit-powered Z1000 we recently featured. Today, Dave brings us the story of another classic fitted with a 1200cc, […]
Kawasaki Z650 Custom by Darren Carter
Today we’re excited to bring you another build from our favorite Englishman, Darren Carter, the man behind the BSA Thunderbolt Hill Climber that drew so much positive attention. The Z650, marketing in the US and […]
Kawasaki GPz750 Tracker, “The Ghost Ninja”
Today we’re pleased to present this 1982 Kawasaki GPz750 built by our new friend Narve Læret from Horten, Norway. Narve is a fourteen-time Guinness World Record holder in tameshiwari (competitive breaking), who has broken 700 […]
What’s a Streetfighter Motorcycle?
With all of the motorcycle labels and genres being slung about these days, a lot of riders both new and old have been left scratching their heads about the differences between streetfighters, cafe racers, trackers, […]
Faves: BMW K75 Street/Jet Fighter
It seems to be the week of BMW K-Series customs. We featured this 1985 BMW K100 cafe racer earlier this week, and now Silodrome–who consistently present some of the handsomest, most well-built cars and […]
Faves: Suzuki GSX1100 Custom Streetfighter
This magnificent project headed up by French craftsman Karl Renoult of Ed Turner Motorcycles (“Head Turner”) was designed and built for a client who is a designer himself. They naturally got along and had similar […]
Harley Streetfighter: “Hooligan Tactics”
Here we have a sleek custom based on a Harley-Davidson Forty-Eight, codenamed “Hooligan Tactics.” Winston Yeh of Rough Crafts designed the theme of the bike and he was looking to build something that inspired the […]
