A Ducati Panigale 899 with a 1950s sci-fi vibe, a super-stylish Honda CB900 Bol D?Or from Australia, a look at the new Bullit Hero 50 scrambler, and a Tote Gote for sale. Which one would you put in your garage"

Honda CB900 Bol D?Or by Rogue Are we seeing a 1980s revival on the custom scene" There seems to be a discernable trend towards white wheels, white pipewrap and whitewall tires. But if it looks as good as this CB900 from Rogue Motorcycles, we?re all for it.
Rogue are based in Perth, Australia, but the shop is run by Dutch-born Marjin ?Billy? Kuijken and his partner Silvie. Over the past five years they?ve developed a great reputation for custom builds, and this Honda has passed through the shop not once, but twice.

Rogue originally built it as a café racer for a local client, but the donor bike was very tired and required more work than the client was prepared to tolerate. So he sold it back to Rogue, who have now fixed all the shortcomings at their own expense and use it as a shop bike.
The CB900 now has forks (and three-spoke wheels) from a 2010 Yamaha XJR1300. There?s a new wiring loom, new LED lighting all round, a modern ?halo?-type headlight, and DNA intake filters. Biltwell supplied the grips and throttle assembly for the tracker-style bars, and the fresh coat of black paint looks ace against the Shinko whitewall tires. [More]

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