Rockstar released a follow-up to the GTA 5 Lowriders update with the Custom Classics update back in March. Now, it looks like the latest GTA 5 Bikers DLC could get a "Part 2" of its own. Via GTA 5 tipster CrewBoss, Rockstar is holding out on us with eight additional vehicles in hidden game files. Unfortunately, we don't have a clue when exactly Rockstar aims to release the hidden vehicles, but images of said vehicles have already surfaced. Without further ado, check out all the leaked hidden vehicles slated for the upcoming Bikers "Part 2" DLC: First up is the Daemon 2, a custom version of the Western Daemon. While the new bike will look very similar to the Daemon overall, new customizations including bodywork, livery and components will be available. Next, the Esskey is an upright standard bike that features cues similar to a mild cafe racer. The Raptor is a wild three-wheeler that closely resembles the real-life T-Rex trike bike. It would definitely be fun to drive a Raptor while meleeing other bikers off the road. 

The Sanctus motorcycle features a Halloween inspired design, complete with a skull headlight and skeletal ribs on the gas tank.  Next, the Tornado 6 is a classic car that also seems to feature somewhat of a Halloween-theme. While there aren't any skulls or goblin graphics, its rat rod looks and monstrous engine is enough to scare people off the road.  Remember the cool bikes from Tron? Rockstar does and its homage, called the Shotaro, looks awesome. The secondary color lights up in the dark and creates a really cool glowing effect. Let's hope the DLC will also include a Tron style helmet and motorcycle leathers. The Shotaro will get bonus points if the glowing lights leave a trail of light when the bike is in motion! The Vortex looks like a stunt bike and should be a quick and good handling bike to ride on. I definitely expect some really good Vortex race events as well.  The Youga 2 is a classic version of the current Youga van. It's odd to see a van in a Bikers DLC, but it could make a good MC Biker van for you and your crew members.

Finally, a new weather pattern is also expected in the upcoming update. The new weather pattern could feature halloween clouds or an orange-haze effect for the Halloween content update.For full details of the upcoming content and vehicles, be sure to check out the video by GTA 5 tipster and YouTuber MrBossFTW below. Also, don't miss MrBossFTW's customizations run-down for the new vehicles:Since 1959 Shoei has been innovating, winning awards and providing riders around the world with some of the highest quality helmets on the road. Offering a full line of street and off-road helmets, as well as the modular Neotec Helmet, Shoei is credited with developing the first helmet designed specifically for super motard / dual sport riding: the Shoei Hornet DS. Shoei was also the first helmet to use carbon fiber, kevlar and dual liners for ventilation, strength and versatility. One of the staples of this technology was the Shoei RF-1100 that ran from 2010 to 2014, however, in late 2013 the Shoei RF-1200 was added to the lineup to replace it.

Also released in 2010, but still a currently supported model, the Shoei Qwest Helmet uses the more updated standards of shell construction, ventilation, and comfort. Every Shoei helmet sold by RevZilla is US DOT approved.  lightweight motorcycle jacket with armourAll current model full face Shoei street bike helmets are also Snell M2010 approved.  motorcycle shop renfrewShoei motorcycle helmets typically have an intermediate oval shape which fits most riders well including the new Shoei GT-Air Helmet with its updated design. givi top box luggage rackAlso keep a lookout for the Shoei J-Cruise Helmet open face. steeles wholesale motorcycles

The J-Cruise Helmet was released in late 2012, accompanying the RJ Platinum-R in Shoei's open-face selection. Many members of our staff wear a Shoei motorcycle helmet so please give us a call or email if you have any technical questions on Shoei.There is a Master Chief motorcycle helmet coming this year Very soon, you’ll be able to buy a Master Chief motorcycle helmet. The street-legal NECA helmet is modelled after Master Chief’s helmet from the Halo games and will ship in July this year. The helmet’s product page doesn’t mention a specific release date or price. It’s based on a modular design with features that include a front-air intake to reduce visor fogging, rear vent, and a reflective shield with UV protection. The space is good enough for eyeglasses and the visor flip is “glove friendly.” NECA first revealed this in June last year and it seems that all promised features are going to make it into the final thing. YouTuber PewDiePie axed by Disney after anti-semitic videos

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Here's the skinny on where to get kitted-up in Toronto.Town Moto132 Ossington AvenueTown Moto, the latest addition to Toronto's gang of motorcycle shops, opened last week and offers a good selection of gear and apparel lines with a vintage cafe racer/rocker flare — no fluorescent tribal patterns or neon underlights here. Situated comfortably between the cafes, restaurants, bars and galleries of Lower Ossington, Town Moto is a great place to find jackets, gloves, helmets and boots by designers you won't find anywhere else in Toronto. Aside from gear, vintage ephemera and some aftermarket parts, Town Moto also offers casual wear such as shirts, jeans, vests, bags and more. Just look for the 1976 Honda CB750 in the window. Motoretta554 College Street Since 2002 Motoretta has been the place to go for scooters and motorcycles with an emphasis on city driving and classic design rather than highway power. Along with new models from manufacturers including Vespa, Piaggio, Stella, Royal Enfield and Cleveland CycleWerks, Motoretta also carries an inventory of pre-owned machines and offers repair services to support them.

While continuing to stock helmets and jackets, Motoretta's English countryside inspired selection of clothing and accessories has grown impressively to include designs by Fred Perry, The Hill-Side, Ben Sherman, Filson and more. Doc's Leathers726 Queen Street WestThose who venture down the rabbit hole that is Doc's Leathers will find themselves amidst a sea of jackets, helmets, boots, gloves, buckles, chaps, skulls, bones, masks, swords, leather, leather and more leather. Doc's more than four decades spent buying and selling motorcycle gear have furnished this iconic Queen Street West store with the largest selection of used motorcycle gear in Toronto, perhaps in all of Ontario — clear your schedule. Whether shopping for new or used gear, taking a trip to Doc's rarely disappoints. Bring your bike and you may even end up on his Wall-O-Bikers. BMW Toronto Motorrad11 Sunlight Park RoadIf you didn't max out your budget purchasing a motorcycle, take a jaunt east of the DVP to BMW Toronto Motorrad to cover the rest of your needs.

In addition to offering new and used BMW motorcycles, as one might expect, BMW Toronto Motorrad maintains a carefully selected collection of unique and high quality motorcycle gear. Featured manufacturer Belstaff has designed and produced jackets for such films as War of the Worlds, I Am Legend, Batman Begins, Blade Trinity, and The Aviator. If you're already geared up, BMW Toronto Motorrad also offers community events including off-road training, group rides, test rides and travel packages.Studio Cycle Group2923 Dundas Street West Over the years Toronto's Junction area has played host to a number of notable motorcycle shops. Today, riders exploring Dundas Street West can head to Studio Cycle Group. Since 2009 Studio has been providing Torontonians with motorcycles, scooters, ATV's, accessories, gear, parts and service. The quiet English countryside is the last thing you'll be thinking of when browsing jackets, leathers, boots and gloves from popular brands such as Alpinestars, Icon, Nexosports and Joe Rocket.