They're from Toledo and design motorcycles full of passion and exclusivity: now on YouTube

The goal is ambitious. Nothing less than transforming the world of custom motorcycles from Toledo to the world.

Although everything started in 1998, the initial push was the result of an earlier moment. An incident without which, perhaps, this adventure would not have existed.

Its founder suffered a motorcycle accident and his family forbade him from riding again. His recovery process was the catalyst for developing Emiliano López-Cano's passion. The final project managed to merge design, craftsmanship, and innovation.

This was the origin of Dragon TT, a company based in Illescas (Toledo). In its first work, it reinvented a 1989 Suzuki GSX 600F to create its own model: the Dragon TT 600.

This first interpretation was more than a customization. It is a statement of intent.

It was the beginning of a different way of understanding motorcycles, based on identity, aesthetic proposal, and added value for the rider.

A world of special builds 

This creation laid the foundation for the project. Today, Dragon TT not only customizes but also manufactures new motorcycles, unique prototypes, and accessories.

Its offerings include limited-production models conceived as objects of desire and emotion. Each build is designed to awaken passion and connection with those who ride them.

Among its most memorable and advanced creations is the Atila 1000R. It's a prototype designed in 2007, but officially presented in 2010 during an exhibition in Milan.

It can be said that it was a work ahead of its time. Its aesthetics and mechanics proved that Dragon TT sought to redefine the limits of style and functionality. Emiliano's experience developed in MotoGP teams has been essential.

Another unique project is the Oxymoron. It stands as a modular concept capable of housing combustion, hybrid, or electric engines.

It's a world first. Here, Dragon TT shows its ability to get ahead of the future, exploring hybrid paths for individual transportation.

In addition, with solutions that will save lives. They already have the patent for 3 and 4 wheels.

This constant search for innovation is rooted in its own origins. Emiliano's work integrated into MotoGP teams has a lot to do with it.

The best channel to get excited about DragonTT 

Recently, DragonTT has launched a YouTube channel. On it, you can find its most innovative proposals.

Discover that they don't limit themselves to the world of motorcycles. Because they're also involved in cars and airplanes.

Their latest project will be called ZEUS 1300 and is based on a Suzuki Hayabusa. Dragon TT is not a traditional workshop.

It's a creative and technical laboratory where each motorcycle, each model, is born from an idea and executed with craft-made precision.

Their philosophy is clear: design motorcycles that express, that excite, and that project a unique identity. All of this goes beyond any industrial standard.

This means that every line of the chassis, every component, and every finish responds to a vision of useful, beautiful, and characterful forms.

A Toledo legacy with global impact 

From its first creations to its current concept models, Dragon TT has woven a legacy that transcends geographies. These are creations that are part of the cultural DNA of craft-made motorcycling, with a Toledo base, but capable of captivating far beyond its borders.

Each model evokes a commitment to design, innovation, and personality. It's a commitment to building motorcycle culture from the craft-made, the useful, and the aesthetic.

Its identity lies in meaningful and heartfelt design. In a way of understanding the motorcycle as a vehicle of expression, technique, and art.