Bündnerbike's 'Bad Guy' Makes a Softail Look Mean
The German-based builder churns out a very dark, very cool custom Harley-Davidson Low Rider.
Like a Villain
The Low Rider is already a pretty sharp looking ride to begin with, but Bundnerbike took this one to the next level in a visual sense with the right combination of upgrades, which makes the sinister, Milwaukee-Eight 117-powered ride look the part of a TV/movie villain.
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In House
That process began by procuring a handful of parts from the aftermarket outfit's own bin, including the handlebars, a chassis upgrade, and a side-mounted number holder.
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Other Upgrades
From there, Bündnerbike added a set of LED turn signals to complement the bike's headlight and taillight, along with upgraded Harley-Davidson grips and a footrest.
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Total Blackout
They then topped that off with a custom seat and a blacked-out paint job from the folks at Ludwig, a color that coats every single surface, from the Low Rider's bodywork to its engine components, trim, and even the dark-tinted windshield.
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Unleashing Sound
Though the bike's M8 powerplant didn't receive any major upgrades, Bundnerbike did add a Dr. Jekill & Mr. Hyde exhaust to make it sound better and unleash a little bit of extra power, but in all fairness, the 117 doesn't lack in that department to begin with.
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