Found this cool Nightster XL1200 N from Singapore Bikes blog.


What you see:

• Raked front end (Triple Threes offset)
• Fat tyre conversion (17" tubeless 150 front, 160 rear)
• Avon Venom tires
• Twin brakedisc conversion incl. fork
• Drag bars with flipped down mirrors
• H7 headlight
• Joker machine side mounted speedometer
• Akrapovic street legal exhaust (with cert)
• Satin finished one off paint work by Aire Pro
• Powder coated engine case
• other small minor accessories... 

What you don't see:

• Wiseco fuel management controller
• K&N hi flow air filter

CB750 with fat tires

Shinko e240 is much cheaper then Firestone, but too bad it only comes in 16". I always wonder how a pair of 16"classic tires look on a street tracker. I can see it in this build, and I loves it. via

2much Japanese Fuel Tank

How I wish I can have this hand painted fuel tank by 2much, Switzerland.

• "pimp my ride..." my 1st painting on a motorcycle
• there's a dude called JP who pimped this great looking kawasaki. somehow he didn't like the eggshell yellow on the tank. so he came to me and asked me if i could paint something on it. something with a japanese touch.. 

  
  

  i mixed up some gray tones in my markers and started painting... 

  
  

  i hope to get some nice photographs of the whole bike soon. it look great assebled! this is one of the 1st projects i done that i'm happy with the result. hope to have more of them soon..

The original bike

Skinny CB750

Rugged, used and raw are the identities I like to see on a custom bike. This Honda CB750 by Skinny Cafe Racer is one of my favorite. Via Inazuma cafe racer.

Main changes: Chopped rear frame. Complete sandblasting and repainting. Custom seat. Yamaha tank with Monza cap. Bespoke fenders craft. Custom Chrome instruments. Custom handlebar. Borrani 18" front wheel 18 and Harley Davidson 16" rear wheel with tires Avon MkII. Ohlins fork pumps. Con filters and Kehin carburettors kit. Custom muffler. New electrical system with Ultrabat lithium battery . Cisko Art Painting.

Akira Yamaguchi's Bikes

Recently found out about this amazing artist- Akira Yamaguchi. Loves how he play with traditional Japanese style with modern machinery, building and weapon in the composition. 

Yamaguchi-Ringyou’s Type-”ZERO”

I loves unorthodox design, like this classic-fighter-inspired custom Yamaha SR400 by Yamaguchi Ringyou, Japan. Loves how they use helmet (my guess) as the fairing/tail. The only thing I don't understand is how they steer the bike with the handlebar mounted that way.

For me, I think it looks like a retro cyclops robot.