In the spring of 1969, big motorcycles still ran on drum brakes, kickstarters, and a fair amount of faith. British twins ruled the top end of the market, American V-twins were going their separate ways, and real speed usually came with oil leaks, vibration, and electrics that would shut down without warning. Then Honda introduced
Honda Germany and German custom builder MotoCrew have joined forces for Wheels & Waves 2026 with the White Venom, a creation that transforms the Honda CB750 Hornet into a more aggressive and distinctive urban street tracker. Part of the Hondacustoms.com competition, which brings together ten custom builds based on the 2026 Honda CB750 Hornet and
Of the ten machines competing at Honda Customs 2026, the Concept 2077 stands out due to its bold futuristic approach. Built by Honda Switzerland in collaboration with Stark Industries, this project transforms the CB750 Hornet into a machine that looks like it came from a science-fiction universe. Most of the changes are centered around custom
Biarritz is back on the map. From 10 to 14 June, the Wheels & Waves Festival plays host to the seventh edition of Honda’s hondacustoms.com competition – and this year the brief is different. CB750 Hornet and XL750 Translap, head to head. Same engine, 750 cc parallel-twin. A completely different world. Five road builds against