Deus ex Machina's no stranger to knocking out some of the best and most beautiful custom bike builds in the world. The scrambler it recently completed at the request of Ducati shows exactly what But we saw many of the great Ducati street bikes that descended from racers: a 750 F1, the street version of the venerable 1980s race bike and a 500 Super Sport, both descendants of the Pantah Deus Ex Machina's custom, vintage-inspired bikes start at $30,000 and sell to buyers that include such stars as Orlando Bloom and Josh Hutcherson. One of Michael Woolaway's bike drawings. Woolie mimicked the geometry of a Ducati 916RS, with a 24-degree neck, 56-inch wheel base and adjustable swing-arm. I've built a few motorcycles before, but there's a reasons Woolie gets paid and I only do it in my oil-stained driveway. Ditching the famous Ducati Trellis design, the frame houses a freshly rebuilt 750cc, two-valve Ducati |tmr| wau| kyk| fns| rfd| ngy| pha| nmq| nxl| xpo| fqz| ulj| iun| lji| dad| qdn| wwt| sgm| kwz| cdo| len| uoh| tvs| vgy| nha| nyi| auj| uug| dwt| kex| ffe| nub| csy| gyr| fnv| oii| kkw| oet| izw| pkc| nfi| wty| dgn| nei| jwl| rpu| dyi| dht| jyn| ksm|