“The wind began to switch, the house pitch, and suddenly the hinges started to unhitch.Just then the witch, to satisfy an itch, went flying on her broomstick, thumbing for a hitch.” Read about one WRN readers quest to turn her Sportster into a touring Wizard of Oz-themed motorcycle.
Your Motorcycles: A Wicked Sportster
Right out of the crate, I started to make my 2004 Harley-Davidson Springer Softail fit me. I had it lowered and installed a LePera Silhouette solo seat so my feet would be planted firmly on the ground when maneuvering parking lots.
Your Motorcycles: My Custom Sparkling Violet Springer Softail
She loves pink so when it came time to customize her old Harley-Davidson FXR Susan Barnett decided to go all out and make a bagger in the color pink. Nearly every part on the motorcycle was re-fabricated, painted, chromed and customized. Wow! You dont have to like pink to be inspired by what she did here.
Your Motorcycles: Susan Barnettss Mini Pink Bagger
Have you ever wondered where you should start when customizing your motorcycle? Well, Susan Barnett, of Dallas, Texas, started with the things she loves: the daisy flower and horses. Her incredible custom chopper incorporates both of these in a tasteful, classy custom motorcycle.
Your Motorcycles: Susan Barnetts Daisy Bike
Whether you love them or hate them, you cant deny that a pink motorcycle stands out in a crowd. Check out our collection of pink motorcycle pictures sent in by women riders from all over.