Custom Bikes!

[Mr. G]

any one else into custom builds? If do, who is your favorite custom builder?

 

[Hippo-Drones]

I like customs, this is my V7 which I put together last winter. I don't follow any builders specifically although I do like some of the Dues Ex Machina builds. And Roland Sands put together a nice KTM a while back.

 

[Mr. G]

I like customs, this is my V7 which I put together last winter. I don't follow any builders specifically although I do like some of the Dues Ex Machina builds. And Roland Sands put together a nice KTM a while back. View attachment 2898

Amazing! More pics

 

[Hippo-Drones]

Amazing! More pics

I have a short walk around video on my YouTube channel if you scroll through my popular videos bud!

 

[Hippo-Drones]

https://motovlog.com/threads/finally-finished-it.16339/

 

[lupin]

I like most of the stuff Roland sands churns out.

Other than that it isn't really about the builder its about the end result and the work that goes into it.

 

[AmpdMoto]

I follow all sorts of custom builders. I don't really have a favorite but I do prefer "garage builds". I'm not into the big fancy over the top shops.

I want to build a cafe style bike one of these days when I have the money to spend. I'd say that cafe/brat style is probably my favorite type of build. I madmax bike could be cool too something like the bike on The Walking Dead.

 

[Theodor]

I also don't have a favorite builder. No one alive anyway, but I have enjoyed the looks of Indian Larry bikes a lot. I also enjoyed the movie "Choppertown: the Sinners" and bikes I saw there. And then there was some 4 episodes short documentary in youtube, called "Revenge run" or something like that, where there were a lot of beautiful custom bikes, but for some reason it was taken down.

 

[R-Rated]

Billy Lane and his brother were really good. Chica was also one I liked. All three looked just really good up close.

Locally, Panhead Phil of Music City Motorcycles did really well. He just does have the big cash supply to keep cranking them out.

 

[Mr. G]

I also don't have a favorite builder. No one alive anyway, but I have enjoyed the looks of Indian Larry bikes a lot. I also enjoyed the movie "Choppertown: the Sinners" and bikes I saw there. And then there was some 4 episodes short documentary in youtube, called "Revenge run" or something like that, where there were a lot of beautiful custom bikes, but for some reason it was taken down.

Kinda if an indian larry fan myself. Could never offers one of his bikes though. The new ones go for 80 and the ones he actually built 750,000$ give or take a few beans.

 

[Theodor]

But we can be inspired by his genius, and make our own

 

[Mr. G]

But we can be inspired by his genius, and make our own

Agreed =)

 

[LoneWally]

I like custom bikes and can easily spend time admiring them. Though it can be all to easy to over do it

 

[Garthox]

I like customs, this is my V7 which I put together last winter. I don't follow any builders specifically although I do like some of the Dues Ex Machina builds. And Roland Sands put together a nice KTM a while back. View attachment 2898

Shaft Driven, interesting.

I follow all sorts of custom builders. I don't really have a favorite but I do prefer "garage builds". I'm not into the big fancy over the top shops.

I also prefer the average-guy-at-home type builds, I find them more relatable and interesting.