A wild BMW R nineT from Onehandmade, the CROIG Instagrammers get their mitts on a Street Cup, and the Bultaco Pursang from Easy Riders goes up for auction.

Triumph Street Cup by Croig If you are one of the millions of two-wheeled enthusiasts addicted to the ?Gram, you?re probably following @caferacersofinstagram. Run by David Chang and Andy Blashko, the feed has been a hotbed for custom cafes since its inception. But the ?Motosota? duo don?t just create content for social media?they get their hands dirty building bikes, too.
The latest creation to roll out of their shop is a fully-faired take on the Triumph Street Cup. Working with Triumph?s American mothership, the duo was limited on time?but was given keys to the accessories castle. A wish list was quickly submitted.
New Fox shocks have been fitted, a Vance & Hines high-pipe exhaust was secured, and the tail has been tidied, too. But the prettiest bits here aren?t the factory bolt-ons.
Working with a replica fairing for a CB350, team Croig needed to shave bits here and there to have everything line up just right. (The work around the lower engine looks absolutely spot on.) The brackets holding that fabulous glass in place also had to be fabbed up, but the mounting was kept nice and tight. [More]

BMW R nineT by Onehandmade In the custom world, not even a masterpiece is safe from revision. Tastes and trends change, and sometimes a build just needs that extra ten percent to take it from great to godly.
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