Honda XLV750R – is a rare motorcycle these days. It was built from 1983 to 1986 in limited numbers. The Japanese dual sport was completed with a shaft drive and a 749-cc V-Twin engine (a predecessor to the Transalp and Africa Twin), which produces 61 hp. In total, only about 10,000 bikes were produced. Such motorcycles are rarely seen outside of Europe or Australia.

Quentin Lambert, the 21 year-old founder of L’établi Garage in Eure, France, has a degree in motorcycle mechanics and recently finished a new project, working with a friend-designer.

Project details:

• two 17” wheels
• additional LED lighting
• handlebar Lsl flattrack + Bitwell grips
• motogadget digital speedometer
• tyres Pirelli MT60
• handmade aluminum headlight plate with LED lighting
• handmade aluminum tank plate
• handmade saddle
• exhaust line stainless handmade
• engine reconstructed, repainted
• rear frame modified
• tank modified
• lowering the forks
• painting frame, wheels and other components