Written by Martin Hodgson
They say you have to go big or go home; and as last year was drawing to a close we featured a high quality custom build from a new shop in Bulgaria. With the scene just getting starting in the country it was hard to know when we might hear from the workshop again. Well, we didn’t have to wait long, as Bull Moto Custom has had huge success since their opening salvo was fired with the company already tripling in size. Back with another Honda, the crew headed up by Ivan Mushev isn’t playing around, giving an old favourite a full makeover. With just their second full build they’ve added their unique Eastern European design to a Honda CB750 and come out with a trick sports tourer they call GT2.

Based in the large town of Kyustendil in the far west of the country, the home of Bull Moto is a mix of modern manufacturing and ancient sites dating back to Roman times. There are still buildings in pristine condition from the 11th century, so you don’t have to look far for inspiration and with warm summers with little rain it’s a perfect place to ride. So despite a love for the craziest of creations that come from Japan, Ivan is insistent on building bikes that are first and foremost nice to be on and with Svetoslav Kostadinov and Vasil Pinev joining the team they’re ramping up for the coming riding season.
The CB is the first of the bikes ready to hit the tarmac but it was initially sourced from their local bike dealer as...