+1 on the bags & rear fender...they flow together nicely.

 

I like the side covers and the rear of the bike but it ends there. I am curious how the bag lid opens. The seller has 78 sales and a 90% positive feedback??? Check his online store where he has a blue one I like better.

 

Sure does nothing for me,and especially the $75k price tag.It's that old old school thing kicking in.

 

Tad too "UFO/Ailenish" for my taste. Rich boys & their toys - I'm sure some oil baron will buy it. There was a $1M bike on eBay recently too - some people have way too much $$$$$!!!

 

I love it. I think the front wheel dia, is a little over the top but I can appreciate what it takes to pull off a build of that magnitude. I think the lines flow nicely. Customizing is what influences the industry in both aftermarket, and the factory, and while not all designs are appreciated or accepted they are what drive change. Its easy to grab up a catalog and buy a bunch of bolt ons and think youve pulled off something different. Its totally different to stretch lines, and create archs to build something that is truely different.

 

I think the bike looks fine as a show bike, just does not seem practical for a daily rider (even if they think it would work). No way I would pay that kind of money for something that is basically a depreciating art piece.

 

It needs a good paint job!

 

+1 on the Ness comment. I've never understood what people see in the Arlen Ness line of products. 99% of their products are ugly (to me) and waaaay overpriced. To each his own I guess.

And who would want a bagger you can't ride? This 30" tire is pure crap. And what about the frame clearance to ground? Did you check that 2" clearance out? LOL! The first RR crossing and it's finished!

 

Yep, or I was thinking a stingray a little bit.

Not my taste either,

 

I think it looks cool from the front. With that said I wouldn't own the thing. It's got to be a rough riding thing. There isn't room for and inch of travel on the forks before the fender would be banging the fairing.