Ducati Diavel Cromo Motorcycle

The Ducati Diavel Cromo Motorcycle embraces it, with a chrome mirror-finished gas tank that contrasts with other gloss black parts. Of course, it's still a Ducati, so it's loaded with high-performance parts like a 162hp Testastretta 11° engine, Brembo brakes, 14-spoke, 17-inch wheels wrapped with Pirelli Diablo Rosso II rubber, three electronic riding modes, Ride-by-Wire and Ducati Traction Control technology, Marzoochi front forks, a Sachs rear suspension, and a hands-free ignition.
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Ducati and Diesel special edition motorcycle

Italian neighbours Ducati and Diesel join forces on a special edition motorcycle based on the Monster 1100EVO. Wrapped in olive drab, the rugged, militaristic bike is the end result of a collaboration between Diesel founder Renzo Rosso and the Ducati Design Center. The line will also be accompanied by a head to toe clothing line inspired by technical wear and biker gear.
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The C-1 Electric Motorcycle

The C-1 Electric Motorcycle was created by Lit Motors, Inc. for those who are infatuated with the idea of motor bikes but too afraid to ride one. The C-1 has an enclosed frame, seats two and is balanced by gyroscopes.
The C-1 Electric Motorcycle can hit a top speed of 120 mph and needs to be recharged after an impressive 200 miles. The bike seats two although the second person looks to be somewhat squished in the concept photos. 

Several gyroscopes placed on the underside of the vehicle would help balance it at stops and in the event of an accident. Lit Motors’ C-1 would also have H2V, H2C, V2I and V2V connectivity to provide drivers with real-time information on weather and traffic conditions.
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The BRD RedShift MX Electric Bike

The BRD RedShift MX ($15,000) is an electric bike that's designed for MX2/Lites-class racing, yet still manages to be street legal. Features include 40 maximum hp, 12-inch fully adjustable front and rear suspension, a 21-inch front wheel and 19-inch rear, and a top speed of 80 mph.
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1199 Panigale by Ducati

Ducati has just unveiled its latest two-wheeled flagship, the 1199 Panigale. The motorcycles will come in a Panigale and Panigale S model and will boast 195 hp from the company's new twin-cylinder Superquadro engine. That is matched with Ducati Electronic Suspension, new brake system and ABS, and Ducati's pre-programmed Riding Modes.
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Triumph Bonneville T100 Steve McQueen Edition Motorcycle

Triumph Bonneville T100 Steve McQueen Edition Motorcycle will be limited to just 1,100 bikes, and features a Matt Khaki Green paint job, the late actor's signature on the side covers, a solo seat, blacked out headlamp, luggage rack, wheel rims, hubs, handlebars, rear springs, mirrors, and mudguard supports, and arrived individually numbered, with a plaque on the handlebar clamp and a certificate of authenticity. 
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The Green Machine

The Green Machine ($75,000) is categorized as a three-wheeled motorcycle, but its looks — inspired by the classic pedaled tricycle of the same name — scream out "toy", even as its Harley-Davidson v-twin Evo engine pushes you along at speeds of up to 50 mph. Other features include a six-speed transmission and a range of 400 miles.
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The Ducati Diavel AMG Special Edition

The Ducati Diavel AMG Special Edition, as you might expect, scores high marks in both the aesthetic and speed departments, offering up signature AMG five-spoke wheels, carbon fiber radiator grills with aluminum trim, an AMG-style sport exhaust system, an AMG-style horizontally-ribbed seat in Alcantara, hand-set cam timing with the name of the technician engraved on the engine casing, a numbered plaque on the fuel tank, a Testastretta 11° engine, and spectacular matte black carbon fiber bodywork.
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2011 Kawasaki Vulcan 1700 Vaquero

Melding classic cruiser feel with sharp, fighter-jet looks, the 2011 Kawasaki Vulcan 1700 Vaquero ($16,500) looks like a fine summertime ride. Powered by a liquid-cooled, fuel-injected 1,700cc V-twin engine, it's got plenty of oomph to get you around, and also boasts a six-speed transmission, a fully electronic throttle actuation system, a steel frame, air-adjustable shocks, 9-spoke cast aluminum wheels, a LED taillight, cruise control, and killer custom-style bodywork that will draw just as much attention as its rumbling exhaust note.
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Lito Sora Electric Motorcycle

It took cues from Bobber and Street Fighter bikes to create the Lito Sora Electric Motorcycle ($44,000).
Built from the ground-up as an electric superbike, the Sora sports the world's first electric motorcycle seat, letting ride in a low position on the highway, then move the seat higher for more aggressive riding. 

Other features include an integrated GPS system and touch screen, high-quality suspension components, a regenerative braking system, an on-board charging port and sealed, lockable storage compartment, carbon fiber fairing and an aluminum chassis, a CVT transmission that helps the Sora move from 0-60 in roughly four seconds on its way to a top speed of 120 mph, and a unique notification system that emails you when it's done charging and ready to ride.

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VESPA PX 150° ANNIVERSARIO UNITÀ D’ITALIA

To celebrate the 150th anniversary of the unification of Italy, Piaggio Group has created a special series of Vespa PX 150, one of the longest running models of the Vespa range with over 3 million units sold on all continents. The “Vespa PX 150° Anniversario Unità d’Italia” is an exclusive vehicle characterized by a white livery that stands out on the inserts in the green-white-red of the Italian flag decorating the sides and the shield, where they have also put the official logo of the 150th anniversary 1861-2011.

The scooter comes with the so-called controscudo nameplate certifying the membership of each copy of this special commemorative series. A special helmet is also being offered as part of the celebrations. The special edition Vespa PX 150 sells for €3,550 ($5,050), with the helmet costing €90 ($128).

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The Ducati Monster 1100 Evo

The Ducati Monster 1100 Evo ($12,000). The latest version of Ducati's naked line, the 1100 Evo sports a 100 hp L-Twin engine — the most powerful 2-valve the company's ever made — as well as Brembo brakes with ABS, traction control, 10-spoke wheels, a weight of just 373 pounds, and absolutely killer looks in either red or black.
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Mansory is setting its sights on motorcycles.

Instead of starting with an existing model, however, the Mansory Zapico ($TBA) is a custom ride, featuring a crazy design hewn from carbon fiber and aluminum, a S&S T 124 V2 engine good for 160 hp, carbon disc rims, leather upholstery, a weight of under 750 lbs., and the ability to zip from 0 to over 60 mph in 3.3 seconds.
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Bell & Ross for Harley-Davidson

Harley-Davidson has teamed up with Bell & Ross for a one-off custom motorcycle: the Bell & Ross-inspired Nascafe Racer for bike lovers who also have a passion for watches.

The watch manufacturer has also earlier designed a premium “BR 01-92 Compass watch” for motorcycle riders, which explains the move. The unique motorcycle is based on the Harley-Davidson FXSTB Softail Nightrain. The timepiece is mounted in a handcrafted center console using a machined section of aluminum, and the bike has been given a custom paint job in a combination of anodised blue, carbon and stealth-like matte black to reflect the timepiece.

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