Here’s an interesting custom based on the R65LS – I’d rather have seen the build done on a base R65 (without the sweet Hans Muth-designed fairing), but it’s not like I did any of this work.
Martini Livery – 2006 Harley-Davidson Sportster Custom
View PostThreesome – 1976 Suzuki GT750 Cafe Racer
View PostStealth Glide – 2013 Harley-Davidson Street Glide Custom
Winner of Best in Show (and Best Bagger) at the 2013 Daytona Biketoberfest at the Rat’s Hole, this custom Harley has been seriously tweaked with a one off custom rear bodywork with motorized lids, 30″ front wheel, 16″ brakes, Ducati Diavel headlight, and more. Find this custom Harley (VIN: 1HD1KB4148Y674371) for sale with an unmet opening bid of $35,000 or …
Ending Soon – 1955 Harley-Davidson Panhead
This FLH Panhead has been mechanically ‘gone through’ and is a daily rider with a ‘strong motor’. The tranny is from a ’59 and the frame is from a ’57.
Hageman Built – 1982 Yamaha XV750
View Post2003 Ducati 749 Custom
The 749 wasn’t universally loved when it came out (though some people think it’s aging well) – do you think this custom improved on the original?
1976 Yamaha RD400 Street Tracker
Here’s a new take on the classic RD400 – a street tracker! This bike is a fresh build with a matching frame and engine – everything is claimed to be completely and professionally rebuilt.
1975 Honda CB750 Custom
This will probably be a love it or hate it kind of bike – which side do you fall on? This CB750 is ‘a front to back custom job’ with some interesting styling choices.
Project Mayhem – 2013 Triumph Custom
Built by Ducati Triumph New York as a project bike for the 2013 NYC Auto Show, this custom Triumph blends parts from Ducati and British Customs with the original Triumph bike.
Icon TiFighter – 2003 Ducati 1000DS
View Post1974 Harley-Davidson Shovelhead Chopper
Named “The Dude”, this chopper started as a rebuilt shovelhead with about 3k miles on it (it now has an additional 1,000).
1972 Honda CB750 Cafe Racer
Post-Listing Update: This CB750 was pulled off of eBay, final sale price unknown. I’ve heard many comments in the past that you guys/gals like seeing high dollar custom builds because it’s interesting to see how the market values it. Here’s a CB750 that’s seen $20,000 in documented work…but how much of that will come through in the sale price?
Renee – 1981 Honda CB750 Chopper
View PostTraumaha – 1979 Triumph 750 Custom
With a Triumph 750 engine and a Yamaha front end, this bike was dubbed the “Traumaha”. Sounds a little too close to trauma, though that might be the point. And it sure sounds better than Yaumph!