Custom Harley Softail Looks Like It Arrived From the Future

Futuristic Build

Among the many fine custom motorcycle shops present across the globe, German outfit Bundnerbike has earned a reputation for churning out some of the most unique rides of the bunch. We've featured our fair share of them over the years, and couldn't help but add yet another to that list - this amazing Softail that looks like it arrived here on earth via a time machine from the future.

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Moving While Sitting Still

Take one peek at this build, and its intended purpose becomes quite clear - Bundnerbike wanted to build something that looks like it could star in a sci-fi movie, and they certainly nailed that. Aside from anything else, this Softail looks like it's going fast even sitting still, thanks to its dramatic rake job.

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Custom Bits

To achieve that look, Bundnerbike ditched the stock front fork and replaced it with an Öhlins unit that was custom-made for the builder, capping off that look with a solid wheel, a black brake disc, and a black caliper, all from Brembo. 

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High-End Look

Out back, a very unique custom-made rear fender aids in the dramatic look of this bike, complete with embroidered edges and a wire insert that gives it a true high-end appearance. 

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Like Nothing Else

Essentially everything else you see here is completely custom, from the dramatically curved tank to the low-slung seat and everything in between. Capped off with a mixture of gloss black and matte gray paint, it certainly looks like nothing else out on the road.

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One of a Kind

Love it or hate it, there's no denying that this custom Softail is truly one of a kind, as we've certainly never seen anything quite like it. And for many Harley enthusiasts, that's precisely what they're looking for in a custom, one-off build.

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