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Harley Davidson V-rod Custom | By Wonder Bikes | Image

Harley Davidson V-rod Custom | By Wonder Bikes
Wonder Bikes is a custom bike studio in Texas. The owner Jason Wonder only took a couple of months to turn a Harley Davidson V-Rod into this killer bike. The bike is called Rev-2 features Brembo 4 piston brakes attached to HogPro Daytona wheels wrapped in Metzeler tires. Of course it comes with a V-Rod motor, a fuel-injected 1130cc water-cooled V-twin engine, outputting 115 horsepower!



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B120 WRAITH | BY CONFEDERATE MOTORCYCLES - Image

B120 WRAITH | BY CONFEDERATE MOTORCYCLES
We had shown you before the amazing Hellcat Combat inspired by the golden era of the 1930s. Confederate Motorcycles founded in 1991 by Matt Chambers presents us with another badass motorcycle, the B120 Wraith. It features a 125hp counter-balanced twin cam 45 degree radial twin engine, brembo brakes and carbon fiber wheels. ...
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Blacktrack BT-03 Harley-Davidson
The gorgeous BT-03 Harley-Davidson is a new production just finished by Blacktrack Motors at their home workshop in Luxembourg, and its up for grabs. Right at the centre of Europe this American model is exquisite and sure is worth a serious glance should you be into bike customisation. This one in particular is based on a Harley-Davidson Fatbob 114 that undertook a serious dieting process that shook off about 100 pounds, simply put, it’ll move quicker, stop faster...
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HARLEY-DAVIDSON LIVEWIRE ELECTRIC MOTORCYCLE - Image

HARLEY-DAVIDSON LIVEWIRE ELECTRIC MOTORCYCLE
Harley-Davidson is about to change. The iconic brand have introduced the LiveWire, a step toward the future. The Project LiveWire Experience is a research project into the viability of an electric two-wheeler for the bar-and-shield brand, it will take the bike on a 30-city tour across America to gather feedback from consumers before actually going into mass production. So what do you think? Is electricity the way to go even for Harley? Curious? Check out a gr...
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