There are plenty of great bike shops out there taking stock motorcycles and turning them into rolling works of art. This is particularly true when it comes to Royal Enfield because we’ve seen their bikes turned into phenomenal pieces from the likes of Bandit9, J&D Custom Co. and Thrive, among others. These bikes were all released as part of the Royal Enfield Factory Customs program–which isn’t unlike the Yamaha Yard Built program–and now, Royal Enfield designers are getting the opportunity to build customs of their own. Enter the MJR Roach. Based on the popular Himalayan platform, the MJR Roach was built out of spare parts and stock the team had lying around the studio and designed with cultural influences as varied as Mad Max and Grand Theft Auto. This resulted in changes like an insect-like “quad” front light, stretched single-sided swingarm and a Garrett GT 125 turbocharger “because why not.” Learn more about the MJR Roach and other Royal Enfield Factory Customs at the link below.
More Transportation
A Haunted Road Trip: Ghosts, Cocktails, and a Very Creepy Hospital
From dilapidated hospitals to disapproving librarians in a bar, I took a haunted Eastern Washington road trip.
2026 Ford Bronco Outer Banks is More Civilized, But No Less Capable
The Outer Banks brings commuting comfort to Ford’s off-road icon without sanding away its personality.
A Pilgrimage to Italy’s Iconic Superbikes and Supercars in Emilia-Romagna
The museums, factory tours, racetracks, restaurants, and hotels that turn Emilia-Romagna into heaven for anyone who grew up obsessed with fast machines.