Juiced! A McLaren Orange Yamaha MT-10 from deBolex

The Yamaha MT-10 is about as mental as naked bikes get. The 998 cc inline-four makes a stonking 158 hp and 111 Nm of torque, and backs up those numbers with razor-sharp handling. But with layer upon layer of angular plastics—and even fake air ducts—it's the antithesis of everything the modern custom scene stands for. That's a minor hurdle for our friends in south London, deBolex Engineering. Partners Calum Pryce-Tidd and Des Francis have developed a reputation for building tasteful motorcycles using traditional methods and meticulous re-engineering. Now they've used their skill set to rework the Transformers-like MT-10 into a...