An exquisite Ducati Monster from Portugal, a Honda CX500 with an 80s vibe, and a wild new build from XTR Pepo?formerly of Radical Ducati. Meet the machines that buttered our toast this week.

Honda CLR125 by Dream Wheels Heritage If The Ride: 2nd Gear graces your coffee table like it does mine, the name Dream Wheels Heritage may ring a bell. Hélder Moura and his crew from Portugal have a knack for turning small displacement commuter bikes into rolling works of art. Their latest, this Honda CLR125, is one of the prettiest yet.
Inspired by the original CityFly, ?Serena? is a more serene take on what a pizza delivery bike can become. On the bench, the CLR was stripped down and a new subframe and hoop was crafted to flatten its spine and provide a spot to hide the battery and loom. The tank was lifted from a Yamaha AF1 and it looks right at home on the little Honda. Built to be more than a stunner, Hélder knew this little scrambler also needed to be a runner?so he fabricated the fenders to stop mud from being flung all over the pretty two-tone paint, and fitted Showa USD forks up front. The saddle is a work of art and the tanned leather is accented again on both the grips and the mirror stem.
To make you just a touch more jealous and give reason for repent, we want you to know the lucky SOB who owns this machine is currently getting his learner’s permit. And this is his first bike. [More]

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