When Brixton Forged does something, they do it with their full effort. They draw design-inspiration from many areas and pull it all together to create something truly unique. They are creators that use the highest-quality raw materials and production processes.
The Brixton Forged BM01 was built for the Bisimoto Electric Porsche 935 project that was debuted at SEMA Show in November. This project allowed them to pull their talents and creativity together to produce a modern/nostalgic wheel that consists of 7+ pieces and mixes in 3D printed pieces. Brixton Forged will be releasing a full feature article of this project soon on brixtonforged.com.
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