Another jaw-dropping Ducati from deBolex, a stunning endurance-style Yamaha DT250 by Enginethusiast, a 160 hp V-twin speedway racer, and a Harley cafe racer swathed in carbon fiber.

Yamaha DT250 by Enginethusiast The Pacific Northwest, and in particular Portland, is home to a hotbed of talent in the motorcycle world. And one of the clear standouts is Anthony Scott, better known as Enginethusiast. He?s not only mastered the command of light via his stellar work behind the lens, but also figured how to build impressive machinery.
?Engine 25? is Anthony?s latest creation. He originally had a flat tracker in mind but that plan was scrapped due to timing, parts availability and crucial bodywork that just weren?t going to make it. So he settled on a endurance racer build, and we?re glad he did.
Tapping into the resources around him, Anthony had top-class help to achieve his vision. Glass From the Past handled the gorgeous bodywork, and LED Performance Engines tackled a full rebuild of the air-cooled single and crafted a new pie-cut expansion chamber.
A friend from Project Moto PDX lent Anthony shop space to put things together and New Church Moto began work on that beautiful seat. The result is absolutely stunning, and when it was unveiled at Portland?s The One Show earlier this year, it rightly earned Anthony the Ichiban Award from Yamaha Motor USA. [More]

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