Some like their custom motorcycles classy and restrained, others like them loud and edgy. Whatever your preference, we’ve got you covered. A flamingo pink custom Ducati XDiavel leads the charge, followed by a Ducati 900SS built by an artist, a 700 cc two-stroke supermoto, and a beautiful Moto Guzzi V1000 G5 café racer.
The custom Ducati XDiavel, known as ‘Project Flamänko,’ was created by Helmade and Vengine. Helmade, based in Frankfurt, Germany, specializes in custom motorsports and motorcycle helmets. They teamed up with fellow German Adrian Majewski (A.K.A. Vengine) to create this unique Ducati XDiavel. The bike features a pink color scheme and custom modifications, such as a new LED headlight, clip-ons, rear-set foot pegs, and a custom subframe. The bike also sports a carbon fiber visor on a custom-made Bell helmet. The Ducati XDiavel is listed for sale via Vengine.
Emmanuel Dietrich, a French artist and designer, customized his Ducati 900SS. Dietrich used his pet whippet, Otto, as inspiration for the bike’s design. He crafted a monocoque body out of fiberglass, which hides a fuel cell and is attached to the frame using a hidden mounting system. The bike features various other custom modifications, including a redesigned seat, front fender, headlight nacelle, and exhaust hangers. The result is a unique and stylish motorcycle that pays tribute to Dietrich’s beloved pet.
A German motorcycle enthusiast named Sebastian, known as ‘Sib,’ built a unique 700 cc two-stroke supermoto. He replaced the engine of a GasGas EC300 with a 700 cc two-stroke engine from Rübig Motortechnik. The modified bike, called ‘Megasgas,’ features a new frame, swingarm, suspension, and wheels. The bike has a blacked-out color scheme with copper accents and graphics inspired by the Nissan Cupra R. While the bike looks impressive, it reportedly vibrates quite a bit, making it challenging to ride.
For those interested in classic motorcycles, a 1979 Moto Guzzi V1000 G5 is currently for sale. This particular bike underwent a café racer transformation instead of a full restoration. The bike received a full engine rebuild with new pistons, valves, and carburetors. Other modifications include refurbished brakes, new suspension, and fresh wiring. The seat and tail unit were custom-made, and the tank features a classic design. While the Moto Guzzi V1000 G5 may not be as collectible as other models, this customized version offers a unique and reliable riding experience.
In summary, these four custom motorcycles showcase different styles and modifications. From the flamboyant pink Ducati XDiavel to the artist-inspired Ducati 900SS, the powerful two-stroke supermoto, and the customized Moto Guzzi café racer, there is something for every motorcycle enthusiast. These custom bikes demonstrate the creativity and craftsmanship that goes into building unique motorcycles. Whether you prefer a more restrained and classy design or something loud and edgy, these motorcycles offer a range of options.