Handbuilt Motorcycle Show - 2019

The Handbuilt Motorcycle Show is an exclusive showcase of works from builders and craftsmen that create one-of-a-kind motorcycles. The Jett Design x Motorelic Triumph Super 675 was selected as one of the 150 bikes for the 2019 Handbuilt show in Austin, Texas.

BIKEEXIF - 2019

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“Andrew Jett describes this Street Triple as a “lightweight race-inspired build, paying homage to the endurance racers of the 70s and 80s.” And there’s an additional fillip in the paint scheme, inspired by the slinky Porsche 908 racecars from the late 60s.”

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Iron & Air - 2018

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"Functionality and flair come together in the form a landbound rocketship.

Andrew Jett has an eye for aesthetics. “Having studied fine arts and design in college, I realized that designing motorcycles would allow me to use creativity to merge functionality and flair,” he tells us.

 About nine months ago, Jett snared the moto community’s attention after pulling the sheet off his gorgeous Triumph Street Triple 675 café racer, capped with a cool, chopped bikini fairing. The “cut windscreen” is slowly becoming Jett’s signature style, seeing how he’s done it again on this lovely Ducati 749..."

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Silodrome - 2018

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“Andrew sourced a bone-stock 2005 Ducati 749 with only 5,000 miles on the odometer and the build began. The primary objective was to get the bike as light as possible so that both performance and handling would be improved, the secondary objective was to increase both horsepower and torque.”

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Rocket Garage - 2018

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"The passions are born of young people, when they are children and so it believed that every dream can be put together and even Andrew, like many, has been fascinated by motorcycles, with a particular fascination for Ducati..."

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The Moto Blogs - 2017

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"Andrew Jett of Jett Designs wanted to pay tribute to the beautiful styling of the 70’s and 80’s era race bikes but on a modern platform.  Well this beautiful Triumph Street Triple Racer is just that.  Perfectly styled based on the early racers but with all the modern technology and performance of today’s bikes..."

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BikeBound - 2017

Check out some of my Q&A with Bikebound:

Bikebound: Please tell us a bit about yourself, your history with motorcycles, and your workshop.

Me: I am Andrew Jett and over the past few years have been building track cars for the ¼ mile. This passion for cars and speed generated my passion for designing motorcycles. I studied fine arts/design in college. Designing motorcycles has allowed me to merge my creativity with a desire for functionality, and turn it into something real.

Bikebound: What was the design concept and what influenced the build?

Me: The design concept of this particular build embodies the spirit of the GP and enduro racers of the 1970s, of which I am very passionate. I have always loved the curvaceous front fairings of these vintage race bikes.

Thanks for the opportunity, BikeBound!