DRK-01 125cc Matt Black
Stravaig 125cc Matt Green
Stravaig 125cc Matt Black
Mushman 125cc Titanium Grey
Mushman 125cc Matt Green
Akita 125cc All Black
Akita 125cc Matt Black/Gold
Akita 125cc Silver
Fat Sabbath 125cc Titanium Grey
Fat Sabbath 125cc Matt Black
FSR 125cc Matt Black
FSR 125cc Cool Gloss Grey
GT-SR 125cc Matt Black/Silver
Hilts 125cc Gloss Grey
Hilts 125cc Matt Green
Mastiff 125cc Matt Green
Mastiff 125cc Matt Black/Silver
Mongrel 125cc Matt Black
Razorback 125cc Silver
Razorback 125cc Matt Black
Razorback 125cc Red
RS-13 125cc Raw Steel
DRK-01 250cc Matt Black
Mushman 250cc Titanium Grey
Mushman 250cc Matt Green
Akita 250cc All Black
Akita 250cc Matt Black/Gold
Akita 250cc Silver
FSR 250cc Cool Gloss Grey
FSR 250cc Matt Black
GT-SR 250cc Matt Black/Silver
GT-SS 250cc Gloss Black/Silver
Hilts 250cc Gloss Grey
Hilts 250cc Matt Green
Mastiff 250cc Matt Green
Mastiff 250cc Matt Black/Silver
Mongrel 250cc Matt Black
Razorback 250cc Matt Black
Razorback 250cc Gloss Red
Razorback 250cc Silver
RS-13 250cc Raw Steel
RS-13 250cc Matt Black
Sabbath 250cc Titanium Grey
Sabbath 250cc Matt Black
Stravaig 401cc Matt Green
Stravaig 401cc Matt Black
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12 July 2024
Mutt x Rob Draper '24
We teamed up with local artist and designer Rob Draper on a unique Mutt project.
Throughout the history of motorcycling, customising bikes has been a continuous current. Alongside all the many different iterations of mechanical alterations, individualised eye-catching paintwork helped riders personalise their rides and catch attention.
And so, the motorcycle tank became a canvas for individuality and self-expression. Even for those riders without the mechanical know-how for building custom bikes, personalising the tank was an easy way to make your bike a statement.At Mutt our history is rooted in custom machines, and our mission is all about bringing that custom feel to small cc machines that create an entry point to the world of self-expression through your bike.
As part of an upcoming exhibition, we teamed up with midlands local and long-time Mutt friend Rob Draper. Rob has worked with some of the biggest names across the world – Nike & NASA to name just a couple – and has in part built his work around an approach of taking everyday objects and making them into something, well, more.
From coffee cups to car bonnets, and even baked beans (!) Rob has created unique artworks from the most ordinary of canvases. So, who better to take the blank canvas of a motorcycle tank and turn it into something unique than the man who turned Starbucks coffee cups into art pieces. Check out the video below to see what Rob did with the bike. Something truly unique and special.
You can check out Rob’s work on his website, and find details of his upcoming exhibition ‘Work, Dreams, Wi-Fi’ in Worcester, England, where the bike will be available to view. Check it out if you are in the area. You can also see Rob’s work on Instagram. Who knows, maybe this particular bike will be yours to ride sometime soon.
See more of Rob’s work at his upcoming exhibition ‘Work. Dreams, Wi-Fi’
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