2015 Custom Built Motorcycles Indian on 2040-motos
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Terrebonne, Quebec, Canada
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Engine Size (cc):1,800
Warranty:1
Type:Cruiser
For Sale By:Dealer
Chopper Indian description
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The Chameleon was built from an Indian Chief Vintage 2015 for those with elegant taste in motorcycles. The bike is designed from scratch, custom built by professionals for an exceptional style and look. The Chameleon includes the following parts : Custom Chameleon paint job 26'' Front fat spokes wheel Front Arlen Ness Headlight 16'' high Eight steering wheel Complete Dirtybird custom body kit Engine and crankcase powdercoated in black Complete Dirtybird Exhaust Custom hand built seat Unique bike! If you have any questions please feel free to contact us by email or by phone at 450-477-4000. key words ; harley-davidson harley chopper ultra bigdog arlen ness dirtybird custom springer bobber bagger built unique scout chief vintage classic roadmaster chieftain |
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Introducing I.R.I.S., the Lococycle, the Artificially Intelligent Motorcycle Assassin
Fri, 15 Mar 2013Austin, Texas, based Twisted Pixel is developing a new video game featuring a sassy sentient motorcycle martial artist racing down highways and fighting an army of jetpack-equipped special agents. Yes, that sounds pretty silly, but it’s clear Twisted Pixel’s upcoming “LocoCycle” doesn’t take itself too seriously. That being said, the game looks to be quite fun.
The Ride of a Lifetime by Paul Teutul Sr.
Tue, 10 Mar 2009According to the New York Post, David Letterman is a big motorcycle fan and could watch the same bike being built all week long. One of Letterman’s bikes did appear in the September 2008 issue of American Iron Magazine and he also wrote the forward to Paul Teutul Sr.’s new book “The Ride of a Lifetime” so I guess he walks the walk and talks the talk. If you don’t already know who Paul Teutul Sr.
Lawn-Mowing Motorcycle
Mon, 20 Apr 2009I can’t count how many sunny Saturdays in my adult life I have spent lamenting the fact that yard work took precedent over being able to spend the entire day out riding my motorcycle. Well, instead of wasting time dreaming, a farmer and motorcycle enthusiast managed to find a way to fix this problem by converting an old worn out ride on lawnmower into a chopper that actually, chops. Powered by a 17.5 HP Briggs and Stratton motor, the bike was constructed with the help of an old bed frame, an aluminum running board and parts from two old bikes. Now instead of choosing between going riding or doing yard work, this ingenious inventor can do both!
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