Hook Motors

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We are proud to welcome our new sponsors Hook Motors from Bologne in Italy, a region full of life where the world of motorcycles is equally active. Run by Laura Tassi and Cedric Biseuil, In addition to selling cool motorcycles, Hook Motors offers just about everything the passionate motorcyclist might wish for!

"Our Goal at Hook Motors is to offer a cool and refined lifestyle for the motorcycle lover.
A Lifestyle that speak of vintage motorcycle , cafe racers, speed, passion, elegance, and the appreciation of originality. Reconquering the essence of a time when metal sheets were hand shaped to create exclusive motorbike parts and when beauty was found in the crafting of simple, elegant details. We endeavour to create a haven for the motorcycle enthusiast in which to find stylish daywear garments, luxury accessories, fine art, specialized books, but above all, hip motorbikes that reflect our philosophy of life and become one of a kind.

Laura and Cedric

Hook Motors Workshop Bologna: Via Don Minzoni 4/2a, 40121 Bologna Italy

Nous sommes fier d'accueillir aujourd'hui un nouveau sponsor : Hook Motors de Bologne en Italie une région ou la vie de la moto est très active. Dirigé par Cedric Biseuil et Laura Tassi, Hook Motors a pour vocation de nous offrir tout ce que nous recherchons aujourd'hui: un lifestyle raffiné et cool pour le passionné de moto.

Un Lifestyle centré autour d'un style de motos vintage et Café-Racers, ou la vitesse, la passion et l'élégance sont un moyen de penser différement. Revenir à des valeurs simples ou les motos et leurs pièces étaient crées à la main, presque uniques. Créer un espace privilégié pour l'amateur de moto ou l'on peut trouver des vêtements et accessoires raffinés mais aussi une libraire spécialisée des créations artistiques, et par dessus tout de belles motos qui reflêtent une philosophie de vie unique en son genre

Voila la vocation de Hook Motors !






Hook Motors is the exclusive reseller of Wrenchmonkees motorcycles and parts for Italy.
for any queries email Cedric at : Info@hookmotors.com

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Hook represents:
Vitesse Moto, Focale 44, Ateliers Ruby,Daphne, Stewart old Glory, Schott, Monoway, Aviator google, Spektre, Kryptonite, Greasy Culture, Sideburn, Acerbis, Barbour, Brooks, Care Label, Converse, Davida, Deus, DmD, Filson, Halcyon, Hook Motors, Johnson's Motors, Natual Selection, Replay, Scott, Superdry, Taschen, Werk, Wrenchmonkees
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Italian Motor Magazine

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by Elmo




Italy.... seen from France has allways been a country inspiring a mix of admiration and respect.

Why?

Because of art and beauty. Every time I've been in Italy I've been surprised by all the pieces of art spreaded all over the streets, the museums, churches all over the country. On top of it Italy has so many beautiful landscapes and towns (think of Roma, Florence, Venezia).



That's , maybe , the reason why modern italian design is so inventive, refined and present everywhere. Italian people grow up and live among beautiful things all around them and it drives them to allways think of the beauty when it comes to build or conceive anything. That concerns bikes as well....

Speaking of bikes I admire the system they use in most Ducati engines (thanks to Mr Fabio Taglioni), the desmo.... : instead of leaving the return of the valves back to the seat to the will of a spring that can be late or weak, Ducati designed a desmodromic system (ie the mouvement is controlled by man, by the design of a return rocker not a spring who can do what he wants). Of course it has to be so precise, mechanically speaking that the Ducati engines are like sewing machines. I can tell you about that, guys, I've been the owner of a 1975 900SS and I've opened the engine three or four times, when you reassemble it you have to adjust plays to 1/100mm for all the axles, takes some time but so much precision made me admire the beauty of the engineers and workers job.

Look at all the italian bikes. Don't you find that the general shape, the engines, all the details are beautiful.That's what I like about italian bikes.... and we could talk about italian cars too.... but they are so out of touch

And thanks to a magazine, recent and very confidential one: "Italian Motor" we can have pictures of those beauties.... past and present.

Italian motor has been created by Adam Bolton, the brother of Guy Bolton the man behind "Greasy Culture" . This new magazine is for every italian mechanics lovers.

You can find the two first issues for sale on our store

















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