Titan was founded by avid Austrian motorcyclists and tuners Tom Possod and Michael Siebenhofer. For their latest project, they took a Honda CB350 and converted it into an attractive bike known simply as “One”.

The Titan team spent two years completing the project, altering it based on their love for racing bikes of the 1950s to 1970s. There are many aspects that make this bike stand out, from the rawness of the unpainted body, the neon yellow highlights, and the olive wooden seat. The tank is handmade in titanium while the front fork is shortened and paired with progressive springs. What is most striking though is the engine, as the piston, cylinder and cylinder head are reversed 180 degrees. This means that the oil lines and timing chain have to be altered and a new camshaft is needed, all done by hand and in-house. This complicated change doesn’t do much for performance, and was instead carried out by Titan simply because they can.