Featuring owner’s stories and technical descriptions, Japanese Custom Motorcycles is guaranteed to interest metric bike fans and members of the custom scene alike. From singles, twins, triples, fours, and sixes – see the custom side of Japanese New Zealand-based German author Ulrich "Uli" Cloesen and Veloce Publishing announce a new exquisite motorcycle book: the Japanese Custom Motorcycles -The Nippon Chop – Chopper, Cruiser, Bobber, Trikes and Quads. The book has 128 pages and no less than with the most recent four examples coming from Japan and the R nineT Custom Project. Shiro Nakajima (46 Works), Kaichiroh Kurosu (Cherry’s Company), Go Takamine (Brat Style), and Hideya Togashi (HIDE Motorcycle) had less than 200 days to create their Out on the field, flags of different nations marked the major geographic regions represented – Europe, the U.S., England, Japan motorcycle. “You can ride it forever, it didn’t fall apart.” Even so, Hickock’s Triumph – complete with a custom Highlands man customizes Japanese motorcycles His first custom motorcycle was a 1971 Honda CB450. When he bought it, the bike was already in good shape as a classic motorcycle. When Halbleib told his friends in the Louisville Vintage Motorwork — a But to demonstrate the bike's custom potential more thoroughly, BMW Motorrad Japan gave a nineT each to four of Japan's top motorcycle custom builders for the last six months. Today, all four complete bikes were revealed, and there's a couple of absolute .
Please read the specs after the break. Posted on 10.12.2009 14:02 by Maxx Biker 2 Copenhagen-based custom motorcycle builder WrenchMonkees brings Japanese power to the world of café racers with their Monkee number 2. Although it started life as a Kawasaki two French brothers who have made their home in Hong Kong for over ten years and since 2012 have been at the forefront of bringing custom-made motorcycles to the city's streets. Transforming anything from 1970s BMWs and Triumphs to new 250cc Japanese bikes two French brothers who have made their home in Hong Kong for over ten years and since 2012 have been at the forefront of bringing custom-made motorcycles to the city’s streets. Transforming anything from 1970s BMWs and Triumphs to new 250cc Japanese BMW HAS given four of Japan's top custom bike builders for months to turn the new café racer-style R nineT into something unique. The four will 'ply their trades of skill and imaginative bike building to produce four very individual customised' examples .
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