Harley Scrambler H-1 | By Vdbmoto

VDBMOTO have rolled out of their Brooklyn based garage another straightforward beautiful build, a Harley Davidson 99’ Sportster 1200 that has been deconstructed, upgraded and rebuilt into a unique machine, the Harley Scrambler H-1. The frame was shortened, a new modified tank was mounted, micro LED indicators were attached to the bar mounts, and new chunky Continental tires were fitted. To finish the look, the functional and fun to drive Sportster was painted with a pastel Jaguar green that blends beautifully with the handmade brown ribbed leather seat.

This awesome ride is currently for sale through their website, you can send the guys an email for more details.

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