Future Cafe
Ferruccio Codutti builds cheeky self-aluminum designs. His latest coup: A 650cc Honda with name "Sex Metal"Undoubtedly one of the few Italian Ferruccio Codutti "master builders." As a metal artist, he is internationally recognized for years vacate his Ducati conversions plenty of prizes. In 2012 he designed a whimsical Café Racer at the Future look, which is a further evidence of Coduttis virtuoso handling of aluminum. Is driven "Sex Metal" from a Honda single-cylinder with 650 cc. However, more important are the many self made that make the bike an absolute eyecatcher - as the filigree bridge frame or the futuristic hub steering. Petrol tank and exhaust system are located in the spoiler below the engine, the headlight terminals on the left side of the subframe for the flat handlebars. And the best part: The lightweight Future Café Racer not only looks impressive from, he also runs perfectly. text: CUSTOM BIKE Pictures: Giorgio Scialino
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text: CUSTOM BIKE Pictures: Giorgio Scialino
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