Polish custom bike company GOC (Game Over Cycles) recently revealed this rare custom work to be part of Krakow Hard Rock Cafe’s artifact collection. The custom job includes a host of parts influenced by music and music gear.
Just about every part on the original Sportster – from the frame and engine covers to the wheels and exhaust system – has been modified to rock and roll.
The music-influenced components don’t just look good, but many are also fully operational elements of the customized motorcycle. In fact, the only non-custom component of the Cafe Racer is its original 2004 Evolution engine.
“Musical” parts of the bike are:
- Rear swing-arm imitating guitar fretboard
- Full wheels with engraved tracks like on a vinyl record
- Leather seat with engraved chorus notes of song “Highway to Hell” by AC/DC
- Air filter in the form of microphone
- Coil cover in the shape of guitar with a suction mechanism, where tremolo arm also is used for carrying out suction in the carburetor
- Battery box in the shape of amplifier
- Exhaust system with adjustable sound
- Shift lever imitating a turntable arm
Head on over to the gallery for lots of photos of this one-of-a-kind custom Harley
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