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.
Threesome – 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!
1979 Yamaha XS650 Chopper
Featured in The Horse magazine, this XS650 has been turned into a chopper with an Ardcore Choppers frame and Hugh’s Handbuilt-tweaked motor. Seeing these bikes at shows it’s one thing, but I always enjoy learning what the market thinks they’re worth…