The Vagabund V07 is a minimalistic bike with major sex appeal, and doesn’t rely on any many specialities to earn its rockstar status. It does it by design alone. Vagabond’s creators, Paul Brauchart and Philipp Rabl, were seemingly destined to renovate bikes of this caliber. What started as a 1993 BMW R100R has transitioned into the lean, mean motorcycle you see before you. The bike’s assembly is hinged at the bike’s front portion, and can swing upward with the help of a small gas shock. It’s got a tool storage, digital gauge cluster, and a hand-formed headlight fairing and front fender. In truth, there’s not a whole lot not to love about this beautiful bike from the boys at Vagabund.
Vagabund V07
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