Custom Motorcycles

New Customs 

What is a "kit bike"?

Sometimes referred to as "bikes-in-a-box", kit bikes are pre-packaged motorcycle designs engineered and tested by a bike manufacturer. They are then shipped out unassembled and unpainted so a builder can custom paint and assemble them to a particular need or want.  This is not a new concept.  Many builders have used this method for years, even though not all advertise it. It also doesn't mean that your bike won't be unique.  There are many models available, with countless options, to make this bike truly your own.

What are the benefits of a kit-based custom?

Improved Safety, Reliabilty and Performance

We use only kit bikes from large, reputable specialty manufacturers. Therefore, the design you get has been professionally engineered and thoroughly field-tested prior to its release to the public. In other words, you are not playing "test pilot" on an original design. Additionally, these bikes meet all Federal Government compliances including current EPA standards.

Lower Price $$$$$$

Because kit-bikes are pre-packaged, the final price to you is much lower than a so called "one-off"
custom. Our finished custom package generally ranges from $17-29,000. Compare that to $40,000 and up for most custom bikes. Since our packages use the same top name components as these other customs (ie. motors, trannys, frame, wheels, etc.), they will stand up to most side-by-side comparisons.

Easier to Title, Register and Insure

Since our bikes come with Titles (or MSO's) and VIN's from national manufacturers, they are more readily accepted at your local DMV. Furthermore, many insurance companies recognize kit bikes and differentiate them from "one-offs", making them easier, and less expensive to insure.

Faster Turnaround on "Built-For" Bikes

If you want us to build a bike for you, a kit bike can provide a faster delivery time since they are pre-packaged for shipment and go together more quickly.

Complete Bike Factory Warranty

Our new customs come with a full factory warranty covering the entire bike. This means you don't have to chase down individual component manufacturers, or get in the middle of a finger pointing contest, if you have an issue.