The Honda Customs 2025 competition in Europe is back for its sixth annual instalment and this time, it is the Honda CB350RS (called the GB350S in Europe) that was chosen as the template.
The winner will be determined by the number of votes received. You can vote via the https://www.hondacustoms.com/en website. Last year’s winner was Bunker Garage from Turkey with their CL500-based café racer.
The CB350RS is canvas that begs to be customised and that is what Honda turned to this year. Great choice!
Here is a look at the eleven entries:
1. RE: CRAFTED OKIRA – Freaky Debbie (designer), Ruleshaker (builder) – (France)
Look closer and you can see that this iteration features more leather than plastics for its panels. It blends fashion and motorcycling through creative sustainability. Using unsold apparel and gear from past racing events, Freaky Debbie and Ruleshaker built a unique custom bike with a matching outfit—where every detail tells a story of reinvention and smart design.
2. MIRANDA – Honda Motorsport Las Rozas (Spain)
Named after the daughter of the project leader, Miranda is a stylish tribute to the rebellious spirit of vintage motorcycles. Built by an all-female team, it features a sleek headlight cowl with integrated screen, a revised seat, and a standout white and candy pink color scheme. Upgrades like an Arrow free-flow exhaust and YSS rear shocks enhance both sound and performance.
3. THE ROCKET LION – Honda Motorsport Las Rozas (Spain)
The Rocket Lion is a love letter to classic café racers, combining Honda’s heritage with bold custom work. A modified RC181 fairing and custom rear cowling shape its unique silhouette, while the GP-inspired seat refines the riding position. Finished in an official Honda color with a patina-style logo, it features Michelin Road Classic tyres, titanium hardware, and a perfect balance of performance and vintage character.
4. CLUBMAN TT – Mallorca Motos (Spain)
Mallorca Motos channels the spirit of 70s street racing with the Clubman TT. Half handlebars and a shortened seat with integrated hump create a lowered silhouette, while a blacked-out shotgun exhaust adds visual punch and sound. The paintwork cycles through blue and green tones, inspired by the Isle of Man’s sea and forests, and the contrasting front and rear wheels complete this striking build.
5. HACHIMAAN – MAAN Motocicli Audaci (Italy)
MAAN Motocicli Audaci returns with Hachimaan, a Japanese-Bobber named after the Shinto God of War. A custom hardtail rear, minimalist peanut tank, and lever-free bars create a stripped-down, elegant form. Glistening blue paint with ghosted flames, a shifter with foot clutch, and a custom exhaust add depth and artistry to this bold, spiritual machine.
6. SILVER BULLET – Farnham Honda (UK)
Silver Bullet is a classic take on British café racer style. From the nose-cone fairing to the brushed aluminium tank and sleek single seat, it exudes purpose. Low clip-ons and rear sets on machined hangers add aggression, while braided lines and a wave disc hint at strong braking. Racing slicks complete the performance look.
7. MIA – TubaisMoto (Portugal)
Mia brings 60s motorsport flair to life, with a bold frontal fairing, retro screen, and a black chassis contrasting a red-white-blue HRC-inspired paint scheme. A stripe running nose to tail fades subtly over the cowl, adding motion to the look. Black spoked wheels, a low-slung exhaust, and a compact LED tail light blend vintage form with modern function.
8. SWISS WING – Pellicari Design (Switzerland)
The Swiss Wing is a unique creation born from the collaboration between Honda Moto SWitzerland and Pellicari Design, inspired by aeronautics. The modifications include unique full wheels, louvers, rivets, hoses, and screws borrowed from aviation. Additionally, there is a new seat, a reimagined exhaust line, and a redesigned handlebar. The design incorporates retro whitewall tires, black rear suspensions for a sporty look, and a candy red that evokes our Swiss flag—transforming this motorcycle into a bold work ready to soar to new heights.
9. GRAND (B)RIX – Sporty Bike (Germany)
The GRAND (B)RIX is a low-key powerhouse with road racer influence and café racer style. A revised fork angle drops the front for a more aggressive rake, paired with new handlebars, bar-end mirrors, and custom grips. Gold accents contrast the blacked-out exhaust with heat wrap, and the custom stitched seat rounds off its dark, purposeful character.
10. MBX350 – Servihonda Málaga (Spain)
The MBX350 dives into the 80s with a nostalgic nod to the legendary MBX80. Sharp, squared-off styling and a faithful paint scheme recreate the era with precision. Adapted historical parts and silver-finished wheels, forks and trailing arm elevate its authenticity. Period-correct mirrors and a stubby Tavi exhaust tie together this high-fidelity retro racer.
11. FTR350 – Vertu Honda (UK)
The FTR350 draws from Flat Track DNA, fusing minimalism with raw attitude. A sculpted upswept seat continues the tank’s curvature, and a front number board replaces the headlight for that true racer vibe. Finished in custom red with bold graphics, the build includes wire wheels, braided brake lines, and a high-mounted custom exhaust with CR Racefit muffler for aggressive performance and sound.