Just in case you missed it, last week at the Long Beach International Motorcycle Show, custom builder Roland Sands unveiled a one of a kind Ducati Hypermotard. Pretty cool stuff…
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Here’s some pics from the show, including a couple more pics of Sands’ other creations:
http://www.sundaymorningrides.com/gallery/long-beach-motorcycle-show-2007.shtml
Very very sexy, except for the wheels.
The exhaust is sweet!
Why do people ruin perfectly good bikes. I just wonder why they (custom builder) have to destroy what is near perfect from the factory? I wish they would confine customs to Harley’s. Just my opinion.
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dennis
I think all bike need some sort of customization. Yes it might be great from the factory but not everyone wants to leave it stock. I personally love every bike that Roland Sands Design puts out. It shows whats possible for practically every bike out there. If I had a Hypermotard I would give it to RSD for the same treatment.
wheel itself don’t do much as for design but it is the combination of the bike being lowered with those wheel configuration that makes up for the bike looking so good