A riotous BMW R65 scrambler from Ironwood, a Ronin 47 with pop art graphics, and a concours-level Guzzi cafe racer from Stile Italiano. It’s a treat for the eyes this week.

Ronin Motor Works #4 When the re-born Buell 1125s known as the 47 Ronin first surfaced two years ago, I dare say not a single one of us didn?t feel the hair on our neck stand to attention. So fierce, menacing and flat out awesome were both the bikes and their story, that I?m sure I?m not alone in having a go at crunching financing numbers.
Now with their production run completed, only a few of these samurai remain without a master. Of those, Number 4?Sugeno Harufusa?stands as one of two Ronins fashioned as tribute to artist Scot Lefavor, whose artwork can be found in mural form around the Denver area. Featuring a graphic applique from Lafavor?s More Thrilling Adventures with Firearms, Sugeno Harufusa is fully equipped with all of the go-fast bits from the other Ronins?but stands alone because of its unique finish. Pricing hasn?t been set, but as you can imagine, there will be a premium over the $38,000 ask of the first batch. [More]

BMW R65 by Ironwood Custom Motorcycles When you click on the link to the IWC website for the first time, you?re greeted with the words ‘Burn rubber, not your soul!’ So it shouldn?t surprise you to read that this 1986 R65 has been christened ‘Riot Starter.’
The name makes perfect sense even in pixel form. This new arrival from Amsterdam has...