Here Are The Best Bikes At The Handbuilt Motorcycle Show
Revival Cycles and BMW may have put on the 2022 Handbuilt Show, but Ducati and Honda almost stole it!
There were no lack of machines based on a variety of make and model at the 2022 Handbuilt Motorcycle Show: Honda, Yamaha, Suzuki, Ducati, Indian, Vincent. All of these storied marques — and more — were represented. Sometimes, the variety was combined into a single build, like with the outrageous Honsaki! Purists, look away.
There were scooters, cruisers, sport bikes, EVs, UJMs and big ADV bikes. Scramblers and trackers proved as popular as ever, but a concept Ducati almost stole the show. All the bikes were awesome in their own way. Yes, even that one Buell Blast. Maybe, especially that one Buell Blast.
I just couldn't walk away from the 2022 Handbuilt Motorcycle Show without capturing the rest of the magic in that wide-open warehouse. So, I've compiled a list of my favorites. Enjoy!
1993 Ducati Supermono
Supermono #38, From The Barber Motorsports Museum
MotoGP 250CC Chassis, With 549CC Ducati V-Twin
From Stock: 1973 Honda CB350F
To Handbuilt: Northbilt Customs CL350F
Four Individual Throttle Bodies!
From Stock: 2002 Honda XR650R
To Handbuilt: Parr Motorcycles Retro-Tracker
The Lighter Africa Twin!
Honda Scooters!
Handbuilt: Kevin McAllister’s Ozark XV (Yamaha XV750)
The Lightest Harley-Davidson Ever
Deep Breaths
Handbuilt: BellisiMoto 2007 Ducati Monster SR4RS
Handbuilt: Revival Cycles Ducati 1100 Fuse
Makoto Endo Making Art Out Of Art
From Stock: 2004 Buell Blast
2017 Indian Scout, Spirit Of Munro
From Stock: 1946 Indian Chief
To Handbuilt: Ryan Conn’s Indian Chief Turbo
From Stock: Vincent Black Shadow
To Handbuilt: Fuller Moto Vincent Black Flash
From Stock: 1971 Honda CB750
To Handbuilt: Donny Whitehead’s Honsaki
Honda Frame, 1974 Kawasaki Z1 900 Engine
Handbuilt: Hooptiedoodle Grom Reaper
From Stock: Kawasaki ZRX1100
To Handbuilt: Mid MO MC Kawabusa 3 Turbo Edition
BOOST
See You Next Year, Austin!
