Triumph x Barbour Speed Twin Concept
Designers Ray Norton and Tom Kasher have re-envisioned the classic Triumph Bonneville with a retro-modern concept called the Speed Twin. With help from Triumph and Barbour, the duo crafted a stunning bike based around a 865cc air-cooled parallel twin and used Barbour's signature fabrics on the seat and handlebar grips. Quite a shame that its just a concept, here's hoping that the public drums up enough interest to get the bike on the production line. Link
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Derringer Cycles for Restoration Hardware
Vintage motorcycle artisans Derringer Cycles delivers a special edition bike into the hands of luxury furniture retailer Restoration Hardware for their exclusive holiday gift selection. The bike ($3,500) will be painted in Restoration Hardware's signature grey and will feature Kevlar-reinforced racing tires and a copper riveted black leather saddle. Link
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Ritmo Sereno BMW R100RS
Japan's Ritmo Sereno pays tribute to the R100RS with the stunning "RSR." The bike is significantly lighter, shaving 115 lbs off the original's weight of 533 lbs. Along with the streamlining, the bike gets custom controls, instrument holders, new battery box, and Öhlins shocks.5 The bike also gets a paint job inspired by the classic BMW racing cars of the 70s. Link
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2012 Ducati 1199 Panigale
Ducati has just unveiled its latest two-wheeled flagship, the 1199 Panigale. The motorcycles will come in a Panigale and Panigale S model and will boast 195 hp from the company's new twin-cylinder Superquadro engine. That is matched with Ducati Electronic Suspension, new brake system and ABS, and Ducati's pre-programmed Riding Modes. Link
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2012 Ducati Diavel AMG
Ducati and AMG further solidify their relationship with a new model for 2012, the Diavel AMG. The new bike is based on the Diavel Carbon and features AMG's trademark five spoke wheel-styling, AMG-style sport exhausts, and matte black carbon fibre bodywork. Link
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Deus Oddjob SR542
The Austrialian bike artisans at Deus Ex Machina have unleashed their latest creation, the Oddjob SR542. The bike features a 542cc air cooled engine, a Keihin FCR39 carburetor, and beautiful details all around such as the blacked out wheels and hits of black and red paint. Link
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Falcon Motorcycles Black Falcon
Utilizing a six man team over the span of a year, Falcon Motorcycles created The Black Falcon, a stunning piece of mechanical art based on the hand-built Vincent Black Shadow. Constructed on a carefully rebuilt and reinvigorated '52 Black Shadow engine and features two tanks: a roadster tank for daily driving and a one-gallon "Quarter Miler" tank for use on the drag-strip. Link
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Confederate C3 X132 Hellcat
The industrial artisans at Confederate have unleashed their latest work, the C3 X132 Hellcat. The 132 name stems from the bike's 132 cubic inch Square-Twin which boasts 145 lb-ft of torque and a horsepower rating that the brand describes humorously as "sufficient". Reservations are now available and will be limited to 150 examples. Link
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Ducati Diavel
Brutish and undoubtedly polarizing amongst Ducatistas, the new Diavel brings a throaty crusier into the stable packing a 162 horses and 94 lb-ft of torque. The bike is also as high-tech as it is powerful. You'll find bells and whistles galore like keyless start and a ride-by-wire throttle with three riding modes. Link
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Ducati 1198 SP
Sitting at the summit of the Ducati collection is their latest Superbike, the 1198 SP ($22,000), a lightweight, 170 horsepower monster that will have you doing MotoGP-caliber runs through Mulholland Drive. To aid in your Valentino Rossi-inspired pursuits, features like the MotoGP-derived digital dash, Ducati Traction Control, and the Ducati Quick Shifter will have you careening through the asphalt in no time. Link
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