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Total Outfit: PEPE JEANS

Total Outfit: PEPE JEANS

One of the things I absolutely *LOVE* to do here at Be Stylish is to take a complete outfit, reverse-engineer it, then tell you how to put it back together for yourself.

But classy suits and silk slim ties is not the only thing that’s stylish. A biker look can show just as much style as the most expensive suit IF you wear it in the right circumstances. Plus, you need to BE the kind of guy who would wear something like this.

Today I want to present to you a classic biker look. The black-grey t-shirt and jeans are everything you need. You don’t need much help here, just go for some simple denim.

Boots! if you’re really going for that biker look, the books will make the whole difference. Just imagine Dustin in wearing black leather shoes instead. he wouldn’t make that much of a fashion statement in that case.

Add to the boots a leather belt, a cool haircut and we’re done… or are we?

Remember: it’s all in the details.

Total Outfit: PEPE JEANS

Total Outfit: PEPE JEANS

Total Outfit: PEPE JEANS

Total Outfit: PEPE JEANS

Total Outfit: PEPE JEANS

Total Outfit: PEPE JEANS

Ducati Recruits Customizer Fred Krugger for a New Concept XDiavel

For the latest in its XDiavel line, Ducati has handed creative control to Fred Krugger, one of the motorbiking world’s best known customizers. The resulting bike is named the Ducati ‘Thiverval’ after a small racetrack on the outskirts of Paris, and was first shown to the world at the recent 2017 Bikers’ Classics Lifestyle Village. Krugger’s twist on the bike features a full exposed engine and hidden trellis frame to simplify the bike’s lines, while the XDiavel’s superstructures have been completely rebuilt from the original. The customizer’s aim was to create a power cruiser that would be imaginative while also keeping its ties to the XDaviel and Ducati’s DNA. This is the third time that Ducati has produced a concept bike based on the XDiavel, with Roland Sands putting his spin on the bike and the DraXter by Ducati’s design team.

Ducati has recently been put up for sale by Audi, with the German automobile company apparently seeking $1 billion USD for the luxury Italian motorcycle brand.

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Anvil Motociclette Introduces the Custom Moto Guzzi V9

This Italian motorbike is definitely a work of art recognized all around the country having just become a finalist of the Italian program “Lord of the Bikes.” Inspired by the theme of a “gentleman’s ride,” the Moto Guzzi V9 is stylish, elegant and worthy of any urban gentleman who chooses to roam the city on two powerful wheels. This custom was based on the history of Moto Guzzi, the star of Italian motorcycles and the oldest motorcycle manufacturer in Europe. It includes a nifty sidecar and a sophisticated facelifts. 

Bunker Custom Motorcycles Revamps the Yamaha XSR700

Istanbul-based Bunker Custom Motorcycles has unveiled a winner in its customization of the Yamaha XSR700. Created as part of Yamaha’s Yard Built program, the bike was designed to emulate the tracker style, and features a raised seat position, higher ground clearance, and a more terrain-friendly 19-inch front wheel. Performance upgrades included Renthal bars, MT-09 Tracer units, Super Ténére spoked wheels, Goldentyre GT201 tires, a Halo headlamp, handcrafted exhausts, and a variety of Yamaha genuine accessories. However, the stunning body job is the most notable change, with Bunker crafting the 2mm aluminum pieces found on the fuel tank, mudguard and radiator covers entirely by hand. 

Deus Ex Machina “Red Pill” Motorbike

Deus Ex Machina from Down Under has unveiled the “Red Pill,” a custom two-wheeler with a surfboard rack molded on to its side. Designed by Jeremy Tagand, the bespoke Kawasaki W650 is constructed for the enthusiast of both the road and the coast. The slick vintage rework replaces the air box with re-jetted carbs which quaff air to twin K&N filters, while the battery has also been shifted to under the swing arms for a more compact appearance. Custom ace bars, digital clock custom stainless font and rear fenders, and Rizoma mirrors and indicators round out Tagand’s appealing design. Head to Deus Ex Machina for more information on availability.

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Ducati Unveils the Monster 1200 R

Celebrated Italian bike manufacturer Ducati took to IAA in Frankfurt this week to unveil the most powerful version of its most popular naked bike: an “R” version of the Monster 1200. Utilizing the 1198cc Testastretta DS R (the latest take on Ducati’s classic V-twin), the new bike offers increased power and speed over its predecessor — improving on the 1200 S’s specs with 117.7kW of power at 9,250 rpm while torque tops out at 131 Nm at 7,750 rpm — thanks largely to a two-into-one-into-two exhaust of 58 mm pipes. Other improvements over the S include the likes of a wet clutch with slipper functionality, an adjustable Ohlins suspension, Brembo brakes, and Pirelli Diablo Supercorsa SP tires — all of which have been borrowed from Ducati’s top-of-the-line 1299 Panigale.

Confederate Motorcycles P51 G2 Combat Fighter

Alabama-based motorcycle builder Confederate has unveiled its latest automotive creation: the P51 G2 Combat Fighter. Powered by a big-block, air-cooled, push-rod V-twin engine, the new chopper boasts over 200 horsepower, 170 lb-ft of torque, a straight-cut transmission, five-speed overdrive and carbon fiber wheels and is built of 6061 aerospace billet aluminum — right down to the unitized engine block and heads. Designed by original P51 creator Jon Kasse, the new G2 will be limited to just 61 units: 31 will be designated “blonde” and presented as raw machined billet while the other 30 will come in anodized black. MSRP for the “blonde” is $113,900 USD while the black version of the bike goes for $119,500 USD.

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BMW Apollo Streamliner by Mehmet Doruk Erdem

Turkey-based industrial designer Mehmet Doruk Erdem has developed a futuristic motorcycle concept for BMW. Dubbed the “Apollo Streamliner,” the bike is a unique fusion of heritage and cutting edge characteristics, with a particular emphasis on speed. The two-wheeler’s classically-styled brown saddle, exposed engine and rear suspension serves as a contrast to the aerodynamic sloping front section that completely covers the front wheel. Probably more fitted to breaking landspeed records than for daily use, check out the BMW Apollo Streamliner above and head over to designboom to get a better look.

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"Art of the Italian Two Wheel" Vintage Motorcycle Exhibit in NYC

A collection of rare Italian motorcycles are going on display in New York City, courtesy of Stuart Parr. Parr is a designer, architect, collector and perhaps most well known as being the producer of Eminem’s 8 Mile, is now unveiling “Art of the Italian Two Wheel,” showcasing his own personal collection of motorcycles and street bikes. With an affinity for Italian builds hailing from the 1960s and 1970s, many of these motorcycles are considered top of its class and very rare. Renowned makers such as Ducati, MV Agusta, Laverda and Magni play a big role in the exhibit, unsurprisingly. But unlike normal collectors who treat their collections like gold, Parr actually rides all of his bikes in the streets of NYC. If you’re interested in vehicles and motorcycles, make sure to drop by the exhibition, open now.

Art of the Italian Two Wheel
285 Madison Avenue
New York, NY 10022

 

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Triumph Salt Racer Motorcycle

The Triumph Salt Racer is a refurbished 2008 Triupmh Thurxton, built with the aim of setting a new Dry Lake Racers (DRLA) record at Lake Gardiner in South Australia at the end of this month. Created by Triumph Australia and Ross Osborne of Supacustom, they included wire wheels, a 360-degree crank and a fuel injection system. The result was this carbon fiber Thruxton with more horsepower than the original. Check out the project’s site here.

The Midual Type 1 Motorcycle

Midual Type 1/ source:hypebeast

Luxury French bike manufacturer Midual is set to unveil the Midual Type 1 Motorcycle estimated at a cost of $185,000 USD. Considering the hefty price tag, the Type 1 boasts a twin engine format with an array of customizable options, including over 45 types of leather, 25 casting treatments, and a bevy of modifications to the engine itself. With only 35 bikes planned to be produced and individually numbered, one will be hard-pressed to come across a Midual Type 1 as the first wave is set to be introduced at London’s Salon Privé.

 

EBR 1190SX

While conducting a press ride for its 1190RX superbike at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, revealed its latest model – the EBR 1190SX. Although its specifications remain shrouded, the new SX seems to share a similar rolling chassis without the full fairing shell of the RX and higher-positioned handlebars. As we await the details from EBR, be sure to check out what makes the 2014 1190RX such a great bike.

Ducati Monster 821

Italian motorcycle manufacturer Ducati has unveiled its newest motorcycle: the Monster 821. Powering the new midsize Monster is an 821cc twin cylinder Testastretta engine good for 112 horsepower. The bike’s drive-by-wire and ABS systems ensure that all that power is effectively channeled to road across a variety of surfaces and conditions. The 821 will arrive later this summer and will be available in a trio of colors .