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Studio Tac Creative has released the "Honda Monkey 125 & Dax 125 Custom Book," cataloging about 1,200 compatible parts along with photo-illustrated features on custom builds and build processes from well-known shops.
What I love about customs is that the builder's aesthetic shows straight through into the finished shape. Even on the same Monkey 125, Kitaco's practical approach and Cat's Factory's Bol d'Or-style build give off completely different atmospheres. Building your own bike out of 1,200 different parts, the act of choosing itself is already a form of expression. It's the kind of book that gives you a burst of visual energy just from flipping through it, isn't it?
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Are the Monkey 125 and Dax 125 actually pretty close in terms of base platform?
The engine and basic frame share a lot in common, but you can enjoy them as totally different characters visually.
For the same small-displacement custom category, the audience is probably different from something like a Grom mook book.
Bugs me that the article doesn't give the actual price or page count of the book.
With 1,200 items listed, I feel like it might actually make it harder to decide which one to pick.
It's useful as a reference, but in the end it comes down to your own preference.
I'm the type who ends up buying custom books like this just because they're fun to flip through.
1,200 parts listed for the Monkey 125 and Dax 125, that sounds like a pretty valuable reference.
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