Category - Supermoto

LETHAL IN LONDON: Husqvarna 701 by ASE Custom Motorcycles.

When your morning commute takes place on the crowded and chaotic streets of London, you want a bike that handles with scalpel-like precision. The only problem is the sort of bikes capable of such feats are usually Supermotos with no practicality and a common...

KILLER KTM: 2017 450 EXC Six Days ‘MM Shark’ by Malamadre Motorcycle.

Imagine the life, taking a swim on any one of the hundreds of beaches on your island home, jumping on your beast of a bike for the short 1km ride back to your place of business. Maybe stopping on the way for some amazing food or coffee, a nearby bar in the...

BOUNDLESS IMAGINATION: The Zero Zero by Vtopia Design

Meeting Giorgio Cerrato for the first time in the Spring of 2017 was a memorable moment, he was delivering The Zero Zero, his first Ducati Hypermotard under the guise of Vtopia Design, a bike he had been tinkering with for 7 years. The man is tall and...

2019 PIPEBURN BIKE OF THE YEAR AWARD

While Santa packed up his sleigh and headed off to fill his stomach with Cookies, Rum and Hay, for Rudolph and the lads, back here at Pipeburn HQ we were locked in a small room trying to pick the best bikes of 2019. It's no easy task, but thanks to the custom...

TRACK WEAPON: Ducati 1098 by Walt Siegl Motorcycles

A modern sportbike is an amazing thing; 200+hp, ultra-advanced electronics and top of the line suspension and brakes. But apart from the packaging they're almost all the same and lack so much of the character and charm of their older brethren. So to perfectly...

WILD CHILD: Husqvarna Vitpilen by Outsiders Motorcycles

From the moment the first concept was spied at the 2014 EICMA show in Italy, the Husqvarna Vitpilen had the motorcycle world talking. It was obvious the bones of the bike were from parent company KTM's 690, but it was the radical styling from design house...

RETRO MOTO – 2003 Suzuki DR650 by Parr Motorcycles

The 80s is known for many fashion trends, plenty worth forgetting but according to new research it was the decade of bright primary colours; think Pac-Man, the MTV Logo and BMX Bandits. Suzuki's design division was all over it with the blue and yellow...