Now Venia has ticked “learn how to ride a motorbike” of her bucket list, read about her next epic journey plans with her Cromwell 125.

Our rider of the month, Gero, tells us about his adventures on his Brixton Cromwell 125 on the Rhine.

Enrico, who has tried nearly every Brixton Motorbike, tells us why he particularly loves his Crossfire 500 XC.

This month Xenia tells us about the exact moment she fell in love with her Brixton Cromwell 125.

The warmth is returning, and if you’re anything like us, you can’t wait to lift the covers off of your Brixton, knock the kickstand back, and catch up on all of the riding that you’ve missed out on over those chilly winter months. But before you let loose again, have a look at our season start checklist.

Silvan shares the ups and downs from his journeys over the Alps on his Crossfire 500 X.

Anas can’t stop customising his Sunray 150. Click to find out more about his future upgrade plans.

Jérémy has trialed several Brixton motorcycles before choosing his own. Read on to find out why the Crossfire 500 X is his favourite.

Ian tells us why making time to ride his Sunray 125, while juggling two businesses, is so important to him.

You can send your Brixton into hibernation with this short guide on how to winterproof your bike.

Ariff tells us how and why he customised his Cromwell 150 into an epic chopper style.

Martin tells us about what inspired him to nickname his Felsberg 125 “Black Mamba”.

Tommy tells us about the epic ride that’s prepped him and his Cromwell 125 for any challenge.

Eric tells us about his epic trips in the mountains of South Korea on his Felsberg 125.

Christian tells us why it was love at first sight when he laid eyes on his Felsberg 125.

Kung fu teacher Alejandro tells us about his bonechilling,
400km winter ride on his Crossfire500

Veronika tells us about the 3000km she’s clocked within just three months with her Felsberg 125.

Joss shares all on her wild camp-and-ride adventure with her Cromwell 125.

John tells us about his epic 10 day tour of Portugal on his Felsberg 125.

I.P.M tell us how they turned a dream Cromwell 150 concept into a reality.

Marco shows us how his Crossfire 125 XS is more than just his passion.

Let riding your Brixton be a breeze when you’re out in the wind…

When Mother Nature cranks her fan up, and the conditions start to knock the wind out of you, apply these techniques and get yourself safely all the way to point B.

Sidney tells us why he loves getting lost with his Cromwell 125.

Hear from the pop-punk frontman Afi on why he chose to modify his Sunray 125.

Kev from Germany shares why the Rayburn 125 is the right ride for him.

Claudia from Austria shares how her Cromwell 125 helped fulfil her teenage dreams of riding a motorcycle.

Afiq explains how he transformed his Cromwell 150 into a mini chopper, and shares what his new motorcycle community gets up to.

Malgorzata from Italy shares how the Felsberg 250 helped to motivate and inspire her to achieve her goals.

Robert from Austria shares how his Cromwell 125 helps him achieve balance in his everyday life.

Meet 38-year-old David from Viveiro, Galicia, who shares how his Rayburn 125 allowed him to reconnect with life and nature.

Discover how Malaysian custom shop, Prelova Studio, gave this Cromwell a Rayburn spin.

Meet 24 year old Luca from Dornbirn, Austria. Here he explains what riding means to him and his passion for photography.

Guille tells us why he loves his Sunray, and reveals where he’s planning his next adventure.

Soon the motorcycle season 2021 starts and therefore we would like to give you an overview of the Brixton model range for the coming season.

Oscar, father of two from Spain, went 25 years without riding. Discover how Brixton got him back in the saddle.

Meet Bianca, a nurse from Germany with a passion for riding.

Joachim shares how he first fell in love with motorcycles and his experiences with his new Crossfire 500.

On October 2nd, the lucky winner Alfonso received the keys to his brand new Brixton Crossfire 500. After riding it around in Madrid for a few days, he tells us his first impressions.

Whether you’re riding home late from work or you’re a night owl flying around underneath the stars, riding your Brixton when the sun goes down can be a seriously enjoyable experience, but one that isn’t without risks. Here’s our checklist on the precautions that require your attention, and some of our top tips for staying safe.

Cuong La explains what makes Vietnam so special for riders, and reveals what most impressed him about Brixton.

This week, Anthony from Lyon shares how he and his girlfriend took off on his Felsberg to discover the stunning Ardèche region of France.

Spanish rider Pedro shares what helps him escape the stresses of his job, and introduces you to the Black Compass Riders.

Allen had the trip of a lifetime in Vietnam and Cambodia, but how was the ride? Here, he shares how his Brixton rose to the challenge of broken roads, river crossings and even monsoons.

Allen rode for Cambodia after exploring Vietnam. From the back of his Brixton, he fell in love with its stunning architecture, camping out in open fields and befriending outgoing locals on his way.

Meet Vasile from Moldova. He shares his most beautiful ride and when his passion for motorcycles was ignited.

Brixton Around the World is back. This week, Allen shares what happened when he jumped on his Brixton, sights set on Asia, Vietnam. He didn’t have it all planned out and the unbeaten track was his guide. Read more about his first stop in Vietnam.

Meet Eric from Düsseldorf, Germany. He shares how he’s customised his Cromwell 125 and what his perfect ride is.

Meet Pedro from Galicia, Spain. He shares what movie inspired him to buy a Brixton, and where he most loves to ride.

The French illustrator Bishop Parigo is known for his unique design. We have talked to him to find out more about his work and his Brixton custom project.

Rider of the month: Alicia

Our rider of the month is Alicia from France. Read more about her decision to buy a Brixton and what she loves most about her bike.

Rider of the month: Johannes

Our rider of the month is Johannes from Austria. Read more about his decision to buy a Brixton and what he loves most about his bike.

Rider of the month: Remy

Our rider of the month is Remy from France. Read more about his decision to buy a Brixton and what he loves most about his bike.

It’s out with flat-earth, and in with sky-high. Here’s our guide to making molehills out of mountains and riding the high-life on your Brixton motorcycle.

EICMA 2019 is in the books and we are looking back to a successful event. With 7 new Brixton bikes, that we have either presented as prototype or series model, we have gained huge interest in the scene. To give you a better overview of all the models we have presented at the biggest motorcycle exhibition in Europe, here are all the new models at one glance.

It wouldn’t be us if we didn’t give an outlook on the next stage of development at EICMA.

With its iconic X branded fuel tank, this is another addition to the Crossfire design line.

This month’s Brixton Way, we’re in Croatia for the Dalmatian Drift.

For our first instalment of 10 Questions With… We’re catching up with Malaysian rider Hanif Sulhi.

Rider of the month: Patricia

My name is Patricia Hernandez, I’m 25 years old and I’m a radio-electronic engineer. I live in the Canary Islands (Spain), so riding a motorbike has become one of my favourite hobbies, as well as enjoying the nature and landscapes of Tenerife.

The winner of the Crossfire 500

The team of Brixton Motorcycles wishes you wonderful holidays and a happy new year!

Rider of the month: Lara

I have been driving my Brixton for almost 2 years now and I am very enthusiastic about it. Even after almost 15.000 kilometres I still enjoy riding this bike so much – no matter if riding to work or doing a big tour in summer!

I have been using my Brixton Sk8 to go to work in the heart of Paris for almost two years now.
My Brixton is perfect during the week in the city to make your way through the dense Parisian traffic and to go out with my wife to enjoy superb walks when spring returns.

St. Augustine & Cape Canaveral

From the Keys, we head back North along the East Coast. The US 1 leads us along the vast, empty beaches of the Atlantic, oh so different from crowded Miami Beach. And we comply with a tradition we already started on Papa’s motorcycle: writing down the all the places we’ve crossed on the tank.

Rider of the month: Fran Aguilera

I am Fran Aguilera, 28 years old, working as designer and Influencer in Barcelona.

Miami & the Keys

We were thinking of heading straight down to Texas and across the border to Mexico. But if you get the chance, why turn down Miami and the Keys? On a sudden impulse, we decide to head East instead of West. Florida here we come!

Halloween in New Orleans

We ride down the Blues Highway, US 61, all the way to Vicksburg. Vicksburg is the first town where we start seeing this architecture typical for the Southern states of the US: two-storey brick buildings with wrought-iron railings along the balconies. Here, the autumn colours we witnessed less than a week ago, are just distant memories.

Nashville & Memphis

Music, music, music… It’s such an important part of everyone’s daily life. And that’s where we’re headed next. Leaving Kansas City was hard, as was taking a decision. But we’ve finally settled on New Orleans. The risk of running back into snow and cold was too high if we would have headed for Cleveland. However, before reaching New Orleans, we have some mandatory musical stops in Tennessee: Nashville and Memphis.

Kansas City

We have decided to push back our decision making for a couple of days. The big question was: Cleveland or New Orleans. We’ve settled for Kansas City and will see from there on.

Rider of the month: Luu Hoang

Hello, my name is Luu Hoang. I’m living in Ho Chi Minh City, which is home to the most enthusiastic Brixton fans in Vietnam.

Denver

Our last stretch to Denver is the toughest. As we leave Laramie, we´re faced with a wall of clouds and fogs. It´s only going to be like that for a moment I think to myself. How terribly wrong I was! As we enter the fog, the already low temperature drops even more. We switch our warning signs on, incapable of driving faster than 40 km/h. With every passing second, I´m dreading that a car will run into us, not seeing us with all this fog.

Idaho & Montana, the Lewis & Clark Highway to Denver

My movie lover self leads us down the road to our next visit in Portland. A visit of the USS Blueback, which starred in one of my favourite movies: The hunt for Red October. Although this isn’t the first submarine we visit, I’m once again amazed at the marvel of technology that it is.

US 101, Washington and Oregon

The US 101, takes us down the West Coast, twisting into the forest and along the coastline, spying some famous beaches such as Ruby Beach. After that, the road curves back inland, leaving the coast. For the first time since Alaska, we start feeling the autumn chill.

Vancouver and the Sea-to-Sky Highway

During our ride, the sun is setting into the ocean, tinting the skies in purples and blues. After the Icefields Parkway, this definitely ranks as the second most beautiful ride we’ve had.

Rider of the month: Gabriele Falcone

Hello everyone. I‘m Gabriele, an italian graphic designer. I live in turin, which is the ideal place to drive my Brixton around the piedmont Alps.

Okanagan Valley

Following our days in the national parks, we head west towards Vancouver. But before getting there, we must cross the Okanagan Valley. I discovered the Okanagan Valley a few summers ago when I did a road trip with Kassi’s family. And it immediately captured my heart.

The Icefields Parkway – Jasper and Banff National Parks

We’ve been a month on the road so far. A month filled with beautiful Alaskan landscapes, new encounters and rain. Lots of rain! Luckily we found some rain gear for me, otherwise the journey through Alaska and along the Alaskan Highway would have turned out very differently.

But I have to admit that I´m happy to be back with my Brixton.

Canada and Jasper National Park

We’re ready to leave Lyon for Paris, where we’ll be taking the plane with our motorcycles to Calgary, Canada. Well kind of ready… The things to fit on the motorcycles are piling up and there hardly seems to be any space for them.

And just like that, I’m off on this incredible, 8-months long journey from North to South America.

On our strolls and rides we meet interesting people from all over the world. This time we found Joanne, a young lady from France.

She and her dad had the incredible idea of driving all the way from Alaska to Tierra del Fuego, Joanne on her Brixton BX 125 X, her Dad on a bigger motorcycle. During their trip, they will pass through many diverse climates, like jungles, deserts, or tundra. In many regions, driving can sometimes be dangerous. They will drive through 17 countries on their long way to the south of Argentina, meeting many new friends and of course, getting lots of impressions which will stay with them for the rest of their lives

Rider of the month: Hey Dominik

Hey, I’m Dominik, 27 years old, YouTuber, Instagrammer, run a marketing and consulting agency and have been using my Brixton BX125 for about a year now.

The air-cooled 125 cm³ engines purr, the tyres run warm, the bikes are started. The weather holds, the rain clouds get stuck in the mountains. The sun comes through and heats up the asphalt.

Before the Break Fast Club could start with the customizing, we all agreed on the following basic conditions: no modification of the engine, keeping the road permission or quick dismantling, no new typification.

A few months ago, Lorenzo, owner of a beautiful BX 125 Green had a great idea: to organize a Brixton ride. The starting point would be the city of Barcelona, and the final in Arenys de Munt, an outstanding place near the sea and the mountains. Through a group, Lorenzo shared the plans for that Sunday: the route, stops, route time, and other details.

Rider of the month: Miss Josefine

My greatest passion are two wheels – motorized and not motorized. Since I can think, I have been cycling extensively and somehow cars are not my thing, so motorcycles were probably obvious.

But what I love most about motorcycling is the community, which can’t be compared to any other hobby.

The Break Fast Club is a group of women who have found each other through their shared passion for motorcycling. With our support, they also found their bike, a BX 125 X and started to customize it for the ROKKER Race organized by the Club of Newchurch on 21^st and 22^nd June 2019. For the Motto 2019 “RIDE YOUR MOVIE”, the Break Fast Club decided to pick up “Breakfast Club at Tiffany’s”.

On our strolls and rides we meet interesting people. So this happened: We got to know this awesome bunch of young, cheerful and lovely ladies, and were amazed by their passion and love for motorcycles. This is why we decided to support them and start a fantastic project together.

Therefore, we want to introduce you to The Breakfast Club. Be assured that great things are coming up!