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Sidecar Insanity

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Staying Focused Is Key To Victory

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Focusing Past The Distractions

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Track Trifecta

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Georges Godier 1975

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Focus And Concentration Is Key In Any Endeavour

Photo of Hervé Guilleux

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Ducati Heritage

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Moto Guzzi Brigida

  While a true racebike doesn’t have the burdens of daily street use, they are a great source of inspiration for custom builds.  This Moto Guzzi called Brigida has some interesting features that would look good on many bikes.  The fairing, paint job, and wheels look great, but it’s too bad that seat looks like a tacked-on afterthought. 

Source: Anima Guzzista

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Yamaha XS500 Cafe/Roadracer

  Now this is a beautiful machine!  So clean, purposeful, and graceful looking!  The classic Yamaha yellow, white, and black are a perfect choice, and the wheel detail is great.  Throw on a couple of turn signals, brake light, and an LED headlight, and you have an amazing street bike.

Source: Mulligan Machine

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Clean Kawasaki KZ400

  There’s a form of perfection when a motorcycle is clean, and they don’t get any better than this example.  While the build thread appears to be down at the moment, the pictures are nice enough on their own!

Source: Mulligan Machine

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BMW R80 By Ritmo Sereno

 
   The purity of racing machinery is always fascinating to me.  Everything, every single detail, is all geared towards a singular purpose – go faster.  You see this clarity of design in few things in life, such as swords and firearms, and for many people it’s something they will never experience. 
  This racebike from Ritmo Sereno has that dedication to a sole objective, and looks beautiful at the same time.  While it’s more for vintage racing than anything else, it’s still racing.  It’s amazing how the lump that is the old BMW airhead engine can look sleek and sexy in race form!





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Source: Planet Japan Blog