Awesome Motorcycles

Using electroluminescent wires, customizer Kaminoan illuminated his TRON lightcycle, designed by a guy by the name of Ewok in Disguise. LEGO and Disney need to start producing these now.

We’ve seen motorcycle sculptures made from some unusual materials, but we can honestly say this is the first time we’ve seen one made from a crustacean. Shellfish allergy? No ride for you.

The supercool cycle from the Tron: Legacy is street legal, with electroluminescent strips built into the cowlings and rims and a fuel-injected Suzuki 996cc, 4-stroke engine. (Thanks Jack!)

Classified Moto turned a 1982 Yamaha Virago xv920 from an ugly duckling into a fierce beast. Has a custom tank, exhaust, controls and seat, and suspension from Yamaha YZF-R6 sport bikes.

Go for a ride inside the cockpit with driver Rocky Robinson as he sets the land speed record for a 2-wheel streamlined motorcycle, zipping along the Bonneville Salt Flats at a gut-rumbling 376mph.

The café racer to end all café racers, fit not just for trips to the coffee shop but to the club as well. Built by Kaffeemaschine, based on the Moto Guzzi T3 California. Has a 76hp V2 engine.

As if a moto-hybrid wasn’t unique enough, Derringer Cycle now offers insane customization options. Start with a 49cc 4-stroke engine, gearbox and brakes. What you end up with is up to you.

We can’t be sure whether the crotch rocketeer responsible for the win in this video is named Harry or Henry, but he certainly manages to pull a Houdini when the fuzz show up to spoil all the fun.

The pitch-black Night Rod has a distinct metal exoskeleton, created through hydroforming to minimize welds. It’s powered by a liquid-cooled 60° V-Twin with 112hp and 85 ft-lb of torque.

Somewhere between a Norton and a Harley, this custom bike has a chromoly frame, a Ducati Sport 1000 front-end, a 1200cc Sportster engine, capped off by a bright aluminum gas tank.

A slow motion video of 2007 MotoGP world champion Casey Stoner pulling off one of the most thrilling, graceful yet under appreciated maneuvers in motorsports – cornering on a bike at high speed.

It may bear the Honda insignia on its tank, but it’s actually only inspired by the classic Z series bikes, aka Monkeys. Hadrien Le Flanchec built it with his own hands using a variety of parts.

This awesome bike mod comes to us courtesy of French graphic designer Benjamin Blanchard, who modernized his Triumph Speed Triple with carbon-fiber, LED lighting, and plenty of black.

This sexy titanium, stainless and carbon-fiber custom bike is a one-of-a-kind dream machine. Powered by a 1852cc, 144HP S&S engine, and Akrapovič exhaust, it’s not just about looks either.

Vyacheslav Voronovich creates 1/12th scale replicas of motorcycles like the BMW K1600GTL. Each is made from hundreds of tiny pieces, and has wheels and handlebars that actually work.

The twin rotor BMW boxer powered, carbon fiber Hoverbike concept weighs 231 lbs with a max takeoff weight of 595 lbs, range of 92 miles at 80 knots, top speed of 172 mph and 10,000′ altitude.