Hub less Harley Davidson

Hub less Harley Davidson

Hub less Harley is another addition to the list of top ten most expensive bikes in the world. It has a basic Harley Davidson style. Howard murderer has adjusted the bike and it’s a big deal. The look of this chopper is unlike any other. Harley Davidson motorcycles are known for their impressive look.January 18, 2008 Hubless wheel pioneers Osmos list an array of compelling advantages for their wheel, among them decreased unsprung weight, reduced structural stress, improved braking, and reduced vibration but from a designer’s viewpoint, where the arresting visuals impact the brain like a sledgehammer, it’s that hole in the middle that counts the most. So if you want to make your custom motorcycle a genuine one-off and you have all the expertise in-house to build it, what else would you do? Inspired by a hubless motorcycle seen at Daytona, New Jersey-based Howards Killer Customs spent US$150,000 on this hubless custom to demonstrate its capabilities.

 We suspect it was money well spentGiven the depressed economy, however, H-D Italy asked Milwaukee HQ to develop a variation of its 883 Sportster, aimed at the “sporty heart” of Italian motorcyclists. The resulting Sportster Iron 883 Special Edition S is an even meaner evolution of a concept developed last year—though it takes less time to sign the loan papers than it does to read the full name! - See more at:A bikini fairing and lower spoiler were added,The sharp cut fairing and the short windscreen help it cut though the air with poise while the sporty exhaust, the modern-shaped fuel tank and the elegant headlight underline its aggressive character. If it can fit on two wheels, Sam Nehme has probably built it.

For the past 15 years, the owner of BMS Choppers in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, has been creating some of the wildest and most expensive motorcycles in the world.

He's currently working on the "Drum Bike," a three-wheeler with a fully working drum set that will cost the buyer around $100,000. He's also modified a Y2K superbike with carbon fiber, which boosted the price some five figures to around $200,000 — and raised its speed to more than 200 mph.

His clients have included Diddy, Flo Rida and Ice T.

"Most of our clientele, they want what they want," Nehme told CNBC's "Secret Lives of the Super Rich." "They can afford what they want. And they pay the price to have it."What Nehme considers his motorcycle masterpiece, however, was for his most important client — himself.

For a custom chopper competition in 2007, Nehme built a bike he calls "Nehmesis." The gold-plated chopper stretches nearly 11 feet and took more than 3,000 man hours to build. The chrome and gold plating alone cost around $25,000, and the wheels were another $25,000 total.