Custom Motorcycles Gone Wild!
In the spirit of the highly competitive nature of the builders of custom motorcycles, we decided to look at few different custom motorcycles that, to put it politely, are just not right.
Should we blame this on the bad economy? Motorcycle manufacturers are laying off lots of workers, and some builders of custom motorcycles are closing their doors for good. What else can a custom motorcycle builder do with their time other than keep on building?
Here’s a look at some of the oddest home built two-wheelers making the global scene of custom motorcycles. These might not be the most Extreme Motorcycles ever, but they are sure to get attention wherever they go.
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That's a big one!
Haulin' A'
Woodie Springer
Basket Case
Styin' on a Strecth
Haulin' Bass!
This is one way to warm it up.
Dream Weaver
About J.Clay
John Clay is the author of MotorcycleInfo.Org. He and his family reside in North Carolina in the United States. A graduate of the Motorcycle Safety Foundation's Experienced Rider Course, he enjoys riding his Moto Guzzi in charity rides and serves as a volunteer motorcycle marshal for an annual bicycle charity event in the Carolinas.Related Posts
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