This Custom BMW **Dnepr **Bobber was found tucked away down some side streets, sitting atop a platform of a post war delipidated building. Not sure if it ran or not but it fitted perfectly into its surrounds amidst the graffiti …I'm not exactly sure of the year or model so correct me if I'm wrong.

Fuel motorcycles have done some fantastic builds but this one caught my attention as it was for a fellow Aussie who had it purpose built to participated in the African Scram which is also organised by Fuel.They've turned this …A list of the main mods include:*Classic trial front light -Analogue speedometer for BMW *70’s enduro handlebar *Oury grips *Ohlins vintage rear shock *Maxxis Maxxcross rear tire *Pirelli Scorpion MX front tire*Handmade exhaust pipe -*Seat designed and built by Fuel *Handmade subframe *Odyssey battery *New front and rear fenders *Off road footpegsYou can read more about the finer details over on their .

MotoKouture is a Belgium custom shop which focusses on creating bespoke motorcycles. This time their attention has been turned towards a Buell XB12.

Found a picture of this bike on a moto art blog and tracked it back to a talented multi-disciplinary shop outfit from Amsterdam called Nozem. Amsterdam is well known for many things.

I'll be heading over to finally check out the Wrenchmonkee store soon and thought it would be timely to post a video of something that they had done in Collaboration with Yamaha Motors.Yamaha created this Yard Build concept which …The results are quite stunning and interesting to see the different paths each custom shop went down.

This new series of posts I'll be documenting the bikes that catch my eye as I wander the streets like a truant.Today's LSG Eye Spy**Scrambled Honda CB750.

I've been to France before, I ate croissants and snails, critiqued art the Louvre, admired the Arc De Triomphe and saw some flesh at the Moulin Rouge. However I would have given all that up to ride something like this …This lowly slung BMW is from the French Collective better known as Le French Atelier.

Scramblers have always been somewhat the bastard child of the custom family when the most recent scene kicked off. Cafe Racers and Trackers where the favourites, playing with the other bikes on the streets while the Scrambler was left playing …I think think there is change in the air with custom VMX and Scrambler becoming the the customisation of choice by a lot of backyard builds popping up along with the big shops like Bratstyle.