Jesse James
The ATL trio of MC’s collectively known as Migos are back. The group recently announced new music coming later this Summer as part of their label, Quality Control’s, next compilation, Control The Streets Vol. 2. The hype surrounding the project is building with every release, and over the weekend the Migos invaded Drai’s nightclub in Las Vegas to a crowd of fans all anticipating what’s to come. Before taking to the stage, Migos received their very own custom-designed Can-Am Ryker, which each MC has been working on creating with the Can-Am team.
Each Ryker comes rocking a unique design that aims to reflect the individual personalities of each MC, also serving as a testament to their love of riding. The crew opened up about the collaboration stating: “We were excited when Can-Am first came to us,” going on to add that “Now we have our own custom Ryker bikes. We were the first rappers to have them, and now we have the exclusive colors.” The three Ryker’s are seen boasting colorful and unique details. Quavo’s bright orange Ryker is bright and bold while Offset is seen on a brilliant blue model with black features. The trio of custom Ryker’s is finished up with Takeoff’s purple bike, as all three rock custom wheel designs and other details that make them outstanding and exceptional.
The fellas even spoke individually about their own models. Takeoff stated: “We’re the kings of hip-hop, so I had to get purple, the color of royalty,” while Quavo said: “I wanted to have something sporty so I got bright orange like a McLaren.” Offset added, “I have a whole fleet of cars in ice blue, so I got the Ryker to match.” The trio is known for their bold style and their unadulterated talents behind the mic; which comes to life on each Ryker.
Take a closer look at the trio of customized Ryker’s in the images and get a better idea of what you can create with Can-Am. Head over to Can-Am to find out more and start customizing your Ryker immediately. Stay tuned for much more from Can-Am and Migos coming very soon.
Photos via Matt Stasoff for Can-Am On-Road
