Brixton: a Crossfire 500-based special shown at Wildays [PHOTO]

An official customization project promoted by has been revealed Brixton Motorcycles and made by one “crew” of professionals: 2020 Garage di Buccinasco (Mi), a creative workshop that offers style and craftsmanship; Killer Kustom Society, a brand led by Rosco Felcher that deals with customization; Amper, a specialist in sheet metal processing. Everyone is busy defining the “Mezcal”, a special street legal developed by highlighting aesthetics and character “dirt” of the Brixton Crossfire 500.

The special

Customization includes different elements. Of note: a cubic-shaped handcrafted lighthouse cover; a modified and resized original front fender; a PBR handlebar; Motorcycle Storehouse mirrors; original cubic tank; original cubic sides; handcrafted saddle cover, handcrafted license plate holder; Handcrafted exhaust manifold covers and modified original exhaust terminal cover.

You can see the metallic shades, the "special" details are developed in aluminum through laser cutting. Along with every detail, the "crew" took an interest in the tank and the original side panels, modified in appearance through a cubing process, enriched by decorations using the pinstriping technique aimed at the side panels and the front headlight cover, made freehand by the Milanese artist Danx Pinstriping. An interpretation that also includes a selection of aftermarket components.
This official customization project draws inspiration from the discipline of flat track, as reported. A customized example with a series of special parts made from scratch in symbiosis with the vehicle, suggesting the aptitude and vocation of the Brixton-designed twin-cylinder. Thus defined as a plug & play customization kit, which does not require any type of structural modification.

Photo: KSR Group