Awesome Motorcycles

This custom-made, wide-body motorcycle for wheelchair-bound people accommodates both rider chair inside. Its 1170 CC BMW engine speeds its occupant from 0 to 60mph in 7.6 seconds.

The Confederate P120 Black Flag motorcycle packs the same parts as the original P120 Fighter – including the 160hp V-twin engine – but has a sleek black finish. Only 50 units will be produced.

Check out this muscled up 07 FXSTB Softail Night Train with a Suzuki 750 front end, Fat Bob slotted aluminum front wheel, V-Rod front fender, chopped and recontoured rear fender and custom fuel tank.

Russian FMX bike rider Alexey Kolesnikov undertook this incredible stunt for Red Bull, pulling off multiple jumps over an 8.5 ton Kamaz truck as it jumped its own 39-foot gap beneath the bike.

Recently acquired from Daimler-Benz, German motorcycle manufacturer Horex is back again after a 50-year hiatus. It’s first motorcycle features a unique 200hp V6 engine designed by Volkswagen.

The CR&S DUU is equipped with the new S&S X-Wedge 1916 cc engine, and is the synthesis of a sporty European rolling chassis and a muscular American big twin engine. Europe delivery in 2011.

This bad boy clearly isn’t a wimpy little electric moped. Nope, the MotoCzysz E1pc offers 10 times the battery capacity of a Toyota Prius, and 2.5 times the torque of a Ducati 1198.

The Hellfire flat tracker conversion for the Triumph Street Triple 675 from Germany’s Motorcorner includes new thermoformed plastic body parts, 17” wheels and a BOS Performance exhaust system.

The Harley-Davidson XR1200X will be available in the US in 2011. Featuring fully adjustable front and rear suspension, the bike can be dialed in to match rider weight, riding style and road conditions.

Worried someone might steal your scooter? Marc Graells Ballve’s ridiculous looking security system covers your ride with an armadillo-like shell, protecting it from vandals and thieves.

This gorgeous custom bike from Ecosse is meticulously designed down to each component, then hand-built. Beauty isn’t just skin deep – the Heretic can zoom from 0 to 60 in 2.8 seconds.

Hacked out of a Ducati Monster 620ie by two U of Miss. grads for their senior project – and now a startup biz – this 3-wheeler is less likely to get you into trouble when cornering than regular bikes.

The front pocket on the Megalopolis Fastback Motorcycle Backpack by Boblbee doubles as a GPS/phone pocket when tank mounted, with room for a 15” laptop and additional interior storage.

Triumph’s latest sports/touring motorcyle combines performance and utility. The motorcycle is powered by a 1050cc, 130bhp 3cyl engine, can go 200 miles on a single tank, and seats two comfortably.

This 1:1 replica of Batman’s Batpod is equipped with a 650cc 4 stroke water cooled engine with direct port nitrous injection and tires that are 508 mm across. It’s such a shame it’s not street legal.

Celebrating 30 years of production of BMW’s classic GS series of motorcycles, the Bavarian vehicle-maker revealed these limited-edition F800GS, R1200GS and R1200GS Adventure bikes.

Deus Ex Machina makes bad-ass custom versions of motorcycles, from Kawasakis to Harleys, mixing classic charm with modern flash. Based in Sydney, they have a shop in downtown L.A. too.

This gorgeous hunk of metal, leather and grease started its journey as a 1970 Triumph Bonneville. But the guys at Falcon Motorcycles turned this one-of-a-kind beater into a true work of art.

Belarus-based Yuri Shif built the mysteriously named Gustav Skippone around a 107ci S&S V-twin and transmits its 95 hp through a Baker 6-speed gearbox and Continental rubber.

We have few details about this concept bike, called the Black Widow and created by Solifague Design, but no matter – we admire the dramatic color combo and excellent steampunk style anyway.

Igor Chak designed the Izh-1 bike with a 140 hp V-twin engine, dual airbag system, on-board camera/computer systems, 3D LCD screen, real time GPS nav and wireless mobile device controls.

Not too long ago, BMW discovered one of their pre-war period motorbikes hidden in a box in one of their old sheds. The Art Deco concept is a great example of Thirties style.

Ducati’s next Monster will have 87 hp, 56 lb/ft of torque, and weigh 367 lb. The new Monster Art body kits will give riders a chance to customize the look of their bikes with ten all-new color choices.