Harley Dyna Transformed Into Dark Custom
Bad Land produces another cool custom bike worthy of our attention.
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Heavily Tweaked
Custom Harley-Davidson motorcycles have a truly universal, global appeal, as we've seen time and time and again over the years. In Japan, Bad Land is one of the more premier builders of custom bikes, and we've featured a few of them over the years. Now, we're turning the spotlight to another cool Bad Land Creation - this heavily tweaked Dyna dubbed "Dynasty."
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Custom Goods
Bad Land's Dyna build features a host of custom goodies, as one might imagine, including Rick's Motorcycle wheels, a Satsuma Engineering front fork modified in-house, and Bad Land's own tank, rear fender, exhaust, handlebars, and swingarm.
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>>Join in the conversation about this custom Dyna right here in Harley-Davidson Forums.
Solid Mixture
The parts list continues with a Bad Land front spoiler, side panel, air cleaner, engine mount, license plate bracket, and frame, along with Ken's Factory headlights and Orleans shocks added to the mix.
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>>Join in the conversation about this custom Dyna right here in Harley-Davidson Forums.
Wrap Up
Performance Machine provided the front controls, while the four-piston brakes came from RST. The rider monitors everything via a Motogadget gauge, sits on a Clione Speed seat, and everyone in spitting distance will notice the custom paint job by Bush Art.
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>>Join in the conversation about this custom Dyna right here in Harley-Davidson Forums.
Stand Out
By now, we should be used to cool bikes coming from Japan, but the work is completed over at Bad Land continues to impress. With a timeless, understated, blacked-out appearance and the right mixture of parts, this Dyna truly stands out, no matter what country it might be touring.
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>>Join in the conversation about this custom Dyna right here in Harley-Davidson Forums.
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