It's not analog in the sense of dials, knobs, and all things non-digital, but the Analog Ducati Scrambler does have a bit of that to it, as well. Based on a 1975 Ducati GT860, this one-of-a-kind ride has been completely rewired, and features a custom tank, Fox shocks, the front end from a Triumph Tiger, a custom exhaust, rebuilt wheels, LED taillight and turn signals, a custom luggage rack, roll bracket, and headlight bracket, and a welded-on headlight rock guard. Built in Illinois, and sadly already spoken for.
Sometimes simple problems have simple solutions. Take the Shifter Boot Protector for example. It goes over your shoes, keeping your footwear from getting scuffed or marred by your bike's shifter. Made from leather with an elasticized strap to fit over nearly any size shoe/foot.
Named after a dominating race horse, the Deus Ex Machina Hondo Grattan Motorcycle is fittingly lean and powerful. It's based on a Ducati Scrambler, and focuses its attention on the aluminum bodywork, including a single-piece tail with integrated license plate support, a speedway-inspired headlight, and an asymmetric mudguard. Other features include a snaking dedicated exhaust, large disc brakes, and a bright yellow and sky blue paint scheme.
On the market since 1967, the Moto Guzzi V7 is a classic two-wheeler, good for everyone from beginners to experienced bikers who enjoy its pleasant ride. But should you find yourself outgrowing its straightforward looks, all you need is need is one of these Moto Guzzi V7 Motorcycle Kits to give it a whole new look. Available in four styles — Dapper, Dark Rider, Scrambler, and Legend — these kits come with everything you need to completely transform the look of your bike, changing everything from the saddle and handlebars to the tires, exhaust, and in some cases, even the shocks.
