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With fabrication complete it was time to roll it outside, see it in the real world… and start thinking about paint!
03/06/2026

With fabrication complete it was time to roll it outside, see it in the real world… and start thinking about paint!

Let’s rewind a little.We ran out of time before show to share the final stages of our Vincent project… so we’ve got ple...
02/06/2026

Let’s rewind a little.
We ran out of time before show to share the final stages of our Vincent project… so we’ve got plenty to catch you up on.
Starting with a few from the last moments of fabrication—before we move on to paint, upholstery, and final assembly.

Thanks to everyone who stopped by to see our Vincent at the Bike Shed Show last weekend.It meant a lot to finally share ...
01/06/2026

Thanks to everyone who stopped by to see our Vincent at the Bike Shed Show last weekend.
It meant a lot to finally share this project in person and we really appreciate all the kind comments.
Shout out to for putting on another epic event.
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A few more snaps of our Vincent, captured by as we head into the final day of The Bike Shed Show. Huge thanks to for h...
24/05/2026

A few more snaps of our Vincent, captured by as we head into the final day of The Bike Shed Show. Huge thanks to for hosting such an incredible event.

We’re proud to present the deBolex Vincent, created in collaboration with This project brings together 14 years of desi...
23/05/2026

We’re proud to present the deBolex Vincent, created in collaboration with
This project brings together 14 years of design, development, and engineering at deBolex into a single motorcycle. A truly unique machine centred around one of the most beautiful engines ever created.
Thank you to our small team for their dedication throughout this journey. To for assembling the engine, and to for giving us the freedom to bring this vision to life.

Getting acquainted with the real deal before we started work on the nose fairing. Always nice to roll a project outside ...
21/05/2026

Getting acquainted with the real deal before we started work on the nose fairing. Always nice to roll a project outside and see the big picture.

Vincent Tail Assembly & Electronics Box FabricationA nice blend of old and new on this stage of the build.The tail assem...
20/05/2026

Vincent Tail Assembly & Electronics Box Fabrication

A nice blend of old and new on this stage of the build.
The tail assembly came together with a mix of traditional metal shaping and modern 3D printing. The printed components have come out with a beautifully subtle texture - very reminiscent of cast aluminium - which suits the character of this project perfectly.
The tail base itself is a fairly involved piece, with some intricate geometry as it flows and wraps tightly around the subframe.
Alongside that, the electronics box took shape, designed to integrate cleanly within the build while keeping everything functional and accessible.

We’ve made good progress on our Vincent fuel tank.The main tank skin is nearly complete and ready to be welded to the ba...
19/05/2026

We’ve made good progress on our Vincent fuel tank.

The main tank skin is nearly complete and ready to be welded to the base, and the custom fuel cap has now been designed, fabricated, and fully integrated into the shell.

This tank is one of the defining pieces of the entire build, it’s exciting to see it take shape.

Vincent update - Headlight Brackets and fairing mounts - Lightweight, strong with a lug style design to match in with ou...
18/05/2026

Vincent update - Headlight Brackets and fairing mounts - Lightweight, strong with a lug style design to match in with our swing arm and subframe construction. 3D printed prototypes before moving to 3D printed aluminium.

Time for some aluminium work on our Vincent.We’ve been looking forward to putting some clothes on this build - starting ...
04/05/2026

Time for some aluminium work on our Vincent.
We’ve been looking forward to putting some clothes on this build - starting with the fuel tank.
This project has involved a fair amount of CAD work, and while this is a great tool and a necessary part of the process, it does involve a lot of screen time. So we’ve been looking forward to getting to the bodywork stage, where shaping the aluminium panels by hand is just you, a sheet of aluminium and some simple hand tools.

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