Weirdest Custom Motorcycle You Have Even Seen
What is the ‘most interesting’ (weirdest) custom motorcycle you have ever seen? To start things off, here is a picture of a custom motorcycle that looks like “The Old Lady in the Shoe”! Believe it or not this was in our hometown Grants Pass, Oregon a few years back. It certainly drew a crowd and people slowed to take a look. After you get past the awkwardness of having to ride in this piece of art, you must look at the detail. 
Would you like to build a “unique” motorcycle? To get started on such a venture ones imagination has to have the freedom to not be afraid of others opinion.
Research:
YouTube for how to videos
Magazine articles
Local motorcycle shop
Parts:
Wrecking Yard
Craigslist for part or wrecked motorcycles
Local motorcycle club
Garage Space:
Fabrication
Security, you don’t want someone messing with you parts
Clean area to lay out parts
Welding area
Upholstery area (clean)
Motorcycle Registration Requirements: (example for State of California)
- Completed application for Title or Registration
- Vehicle verification done by CHP
- Statement of construction
- Proof of ownership, such as invoices, receipts, manufactures’’ certificates of origin, bills of sale, or junk receipts for major parts
- Official brake and light adjustment certificates, they will accept a “Statement of Facts” from a repair shop
- Weight certificate
- Emission control inspection (smog check)
- All fees due
Here is the link so you can take a look: https://www.dmv.ca.gov/portal/dmv/detail/vr/spcnsreg
Does it still sound like a good idea? You may not want to build a motorcycle like the one pictured but maybe a cool retro would be more your style. The café racers are a sweet ride and the look is pretty trendy right now.
When you do finish your build don’t forget to get a Throttle Rocker to help with cruising on those back roads. The Throttle Rocker will really help with wrist fatigue and pain from holding the throttle on your ride.
