Written by Martin Hodgson
Most of the planet got their introduction into what a Father and Son custom bike shop looks like from the hugely popular series American Chopper. But if the motorcycles themselves were terrible, the damage to the relationship was even worse, sending a cautionary tale around the world. But for the family Brewus of Poland, no such problems exis. Moto-Technology is a Father and Son success story and we’d put their machines against the Teutul creations any day. Their latest build is a stunning Chopper chomping Cafe Racer called MTC001, based on the too often forgotten Honda CB750 of the ’90s.

Lukasz Brewus gives us an insight into how the family approach business in the custom scene ?Motorcycles are not the only way to make money, for us it is a passion and art of creation. We approach the projects with maximum commitment.? As he explains they all share the same philosophy and have a very clear idea of how they wish to see each build evolve.?We like creative and innovative solutions. We undertake non-standard tasks. The most fun for us is the combination of a practical motorcycle with a stunning visual effect.? And boy does the Honda hit the spot. Pretty much perfect lines
With the big CB in the shop and on the bench the crew got to pulling it apart, ?down to the last screw?, so that they had a completely blank canvas to work with. The first order of business was to turn the chassis into a roller and the sanded and smoothed black powder c...