A tire-smokin’ Triumph Bobber with nitrous injection, a custom BMW R75/5 beautiful enough to live in a museum, and a stunning Ducati 900SS from Revival Cycles. It’s a top drawer collection this week.

Triumph Bonneville Bobber by Down & Out Cafe Racers When the lads from Hinckley pulled the wraps off their new Bobber, you knew it was only a matter of time before one was tweaked and massaged. Admittedly, the Bobber is an impressive package on the showroom floor but ?Hold On Go Fast? will kick you in the guts with every twist of the throttle.
That?s because Carl and Shaun have strapped twin canisters of NOS to the rear subframe. That?s right, this baby is bottle fed?hence the healthy supply of 160-series Pirelli slicks for the rear. But this build is more than just laughing gas and tire smoke. You?ve no doubt noticed that the emblazoned side covers are toast as well as the airbox, cleaning up the Bobber?s triangle. Gone too are the wide bars, replaced with clip-ons to keep the rider tucked and low for quarter-mile passes. And the new diamond stitched leather seat has more of a lip, to keep the rider from being bucked off at the start line. The wiring has been cleaned up, and a Motogadget ECU helps meter out the nitrous oxide. But what might be most impressive is what Down & Out didn?t need to do with to Bobber to create this awesome bike?truly a testament to Triumph?s engineers. [More]

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