My very own customized Harley Davidson H-D1 1200
When the popularity of custom motorcycles is at an all time high, the American manufacturer has taken it upon themselves to allow everyone to be a custom bike builder, right here in cyberspace, with the Harley Davidson H-D1 Customization Program… » Read more..
Obviously a modeling career in the near future...
Our good friend Michael out in San Francisco has kept an eye out for great bikes in that city (think of it as “MotoPreserve West”), and doing a frame-up rebuild of his own, on a vintage Harley Davidson scooter called the Topper (their name for it, not his!). We hope to have some photos and updates on that build soon, but in the meantime, he sent along some shots of a unique bike he spotted in his neighborhood… » Read more..
Brandon's Harley Sportster before the tail swap.
In keeping with the recent theme at the garage, member Brandon decided the time was right to modify the tail on his 1989 Custom Harley Sportster. Little by little, Brandon has been chopping, lowering, massaging and beating this bad-boy bike into shape… » Read more..
Courtesy of Bike Exif
At this point, if I keep finding these cafe builds, based in some part, on Harley Davidson Motorcycles, I am going to have to completely change my outlook on the classic American “hog.” » Read more..
Harley Davidson has a series of videos called The Ridebook, curated by several different filmmakers and photographers. Seemed like a pretty cool idea, and then we saw that Scott Toepfer made a film for them – and we were sold! » Read more..
