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Image Gallery: Custom motorcycles at Harley Rock Riders 2015

The bands played their choicest hits. The crowds swayed to the sound of the drums and electric guitar and the venue was buzzing with energy. Adding to the excitement were motorcycles from the Custom Champion contest that represented the unique design view of five of the best customisers who used the Harley-Davidson range of motorcycles to express their ideas. Here's a compilation of the five motorcycles.

1. Motomiu Sabertooth

The Motomiu has an appealing and purposeful stance

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The Sabertooth is based on the Harley-Davidson Forty-Eight

The triple-T has been machined in house at Motomiu

A steering damper had to be incorporated to handle the power from the 1200cc V-twin

The rear section of the frame was machined in-house to incorporate the monoshock

WP forks

2. Godspeed  Alecia

Alecia is based on the Harley-Davidson Superlow

Notice the springs and damper that form the front suspension

Pin stripe work looks fantastic

It may seem busy but the lines on the tank add to the visual drama

The crown that doubles up as the fuel filler cap is a personal touch for a customer

3. TJ Moto-Nadia

Nadia is based on the Harley-Davidson Iron 883

The wheels and tyres were imported to form the retro design

The frame tube that runs over the tank gives the motorcycle a floating tank effect

4. EMIOR- Highway to Hell

That's a Street 750 with an XL size fairing

The duo are mainly artists and use a motorcycle as their canvas. The paintwork is excellent and there are many details that require you to, yes, stop and stare

That's the hell in Highway to Hell

Note the bony rear view mirror stock. Halloween special?

The fairing is too large and looks out of place

5. TNT-Urja

Urja is based on the Street Bob but sadly, it looks a lot like the original. Amidst the competition she was bland

The Street Bob wheels look cool

Images by : Donald D'souza

Also see:

The 2016 Dark Custom range from Harley-Davidson

Harley Rock Riders 2015

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