Honda Three-Wheeler ATC

I'm not really a fan of the HONDA ATC, but it makes a lot of fun to drive it, to drift and to raise one of the rear wheels. The most interesting ATC is the small one with 70cc, but tuned up to 120, 150 and more capacity and power!

The advertising from 1981

A lit bit different Trikes

Much more Burrito style...

Caribbean Custom

I will say: welcome to Barcadi island. Today I received a mail by Levi from Caribbean Customz located at Dominican Republic and take a look at his website. He build Honda CUB and if you are at vacation or need an airbrusher and pinstriper, just visit him at the beach...

The crazy Dax

The crazy Honda Dax, via shimobros

That's what I 'll call: Creativity! The frame of a HONDA ST50 Dax and the wheels from a XL (Ed. Must correct: CD50 wheels)

Class Meeting

Reunion of some custom-build mopeds in the lower cubic capacity class - The 49er - haha! 2 Honda and one Yamaha, my Honda CB50 and a Yamaha DT50 and Honda XL125, both owned by Peter Su Markus. Many thanks to our "Welding" Master Franz from OSM factory for his great help and Frank Bick for this nice shot.

Click for bigger photos of the "Small Three"

Beautiful day

This weekend with the celebration day was very special. 3 days with fantastic weather like a sunny summerday with blue sky and perfect for riding the Little Racer Honda CB50... I changed the carb jet, decrease the flow from 85 to 80 and switch the needle, so the engine runs better.

Riding alone in the morning at empty streets, feeling the difference between the shadow and sunlight, everytime the sun shining through the trees is a wonderful moment. It's only the moment. You hear your engine, you look to the next curve - nothing else.

The Edersee Meeting 2011

Last weekend was the annual meeting of the german Bonsaicrew and other friends of the Honda Dax and Monkey. I arrived at Thursday the campground at the Edersee and it was like 3 holidays. Altough the weather changed from day to day and with hailstorm at the first night, it was a great meeting in a wonderful landscape. This year were more Honda CY, CB and XL than ever - and it was an experience to see how these little bikes could run above the hills. It was my 4th time at the Edersee and not my last. So we see us next year in August.

More from the Burrito Bros. Gallery

Visit Burrito Bros. Gallery of soul for more photos. Just click here! Photos by Thomas Beeskow.

Fashion shooting with Little Bobber

Sounds complex but it is quite easy: Two weeks ago I visited a photo session at my friends of dock66. I had no cam with me but an idea. So I asked Frank Bick to shot this photo of model Birgitt with my CB50 Bobber just at the same shooting when Carsten from Incredible Style leather fashion did his photo job.

photo by Frank Bick, model Birgitt, corsage by Incredible Style, CB50 by Burrito Bros. Customware

The Moped strikes back

When I became older (and older and older) my interest at small Mopeds had a second wind. Don't misunderstand me - I like the big ones, the Harleys of course, Guzzis and Triumphs, the old BMWs and japanese Two-Wheels, but a small Moped only driven by an engine with pistons a little bit bigger than an egg-holder... haha! You have only one chance to go forward, polish everything in your motor and increase your engine speed per minutes. 8 or 10Td? Ha! 12Td and more is the answer. So I was very excited to see the custom Honda build by Kiddo Motors from sunny Barcelona. Thanks Sergio for sharing this nice Honda MBX photos.

Custom Honda MBX 74cc by Kiddo

The Honda MBX had a Two-Stroke engine, was build from 1982 to 1990 and was very comfortable at this time. With 12 V, water-cooled, 6 gears and lots of aftermarket parts.

Kiddo Motors is located at Barcelona, Spain, and partner of Zero Engineering and other famous brands. Click here for their website...

So the Moped strikes back! And better than ever. It's cool. Everyone can drive a Moped and if you live in a city, hey, put your bike into the basement. You do not need a garage "expensive like an appartement"!

Be prepare for the 49er :-)

Biker's Work is never done

Honda Dax Fahren, Spass haben, Schrauben, Fahren, Spass haben, Schrauben ... Biker's work is never done. Mehr will dieser Film nicht zeigen, er zeigt aber auch nicht weniger.

Honda Dax riding, have fun, working, riding, have fun, working... Biker's Work is never done. Nothing more shows this movie, but nothing less.

A movie by Thomas Beeskow and Frank Bick

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Neues aus der Garage

Kleine Honda CB 50J, auch CB Lustig genannt, als Custom Bobber mit Monkey Sitz, Dax Lampe und Rücklicht, einem alten Tank in Peanuts-Form, dem orginalen Auspuff die Chrom-Pelle mit Fächerschleifer abgeschliffen, AVON Speedmaster MKII Reifen mit ZigZag-Profil und das alles mit knappen 49 ccm Motor befeuert, also zu fahren mit dem kleinsten möglichen Kennzeichen am tiefer gelegten Halter... mehr in der Burrito Bros. Galerie

Ride the pony

william, waiting, via scottelbot

Little Honda Racer in progress

little Honda racer in progress, via Burrito Bros.

Still in work the Honda CB50. I had cut the seat for 3 cm to lower it and shorten the taillight. A new holder for the plate is not ready but it fits. Hope you are not tired to see this tiny bike...

Trunk bike Motocompo

The Honda idea Motocompo is an ongoing principle based onto the Honda minibike Monkey and Dax concept. Be mobile whereever you are. Like a trunk you can take this bike into your car, and i.e. if you enter the city, put it out, turn the bars, open the gas, kick the engine and go.

The Honda Motocompo was build 1981 as Honda NCZ 50 in the colors red, yellow, white and black. It has a 2-stroke 49cc engine with 2,5 PS.

Honda CB Smalltown Racer

My little Big Monkey from Burrito Bros. on Vimeo.

Smalltown racer based onto a HONDA CB50 with 49cc, customized with vintage parts like old tanks, forks, seats etc. from different bikes - everything you find at your garage

More photos at the Burrito Bros. Gallery

One for the weekend

Early in the morning, the sun was shining of course. Then on tour it becomes colder and colder...Arrrgh. But it was fun! Burrito Bros. on Tour

Riding (Impressions)

Power, strength, freedom, lots of emotions, sweat and dust. No differences between one and more horsepower. Authentity is the key to truth. Riding. Biking.

via Skegness beach - ©John Byford

Love cycles Part I via Michael Schmidt, Photographer

Gaucho via Erin Simons, Photographer


Add 07.04.2011 Riding the iron horse ends with The Fall. See it at Michael Schmidt - The World is flat Ed. Respect!