Harley Unveils Four Custom X440 Builds

Expanding the Lineup

While it sadly isn't currently available in the U.S., the brand new Harley-Davidson X440 is a welcome addition to the motorcycle-friendly confines of India, at the very least. There, Harley recently celebrated the arrival of its newest model in style, showing off four custom examples at the 2023 India Bike Week festival that was put together by a handful of well-known shops in that particular country. 

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Scrambler

The first of these four builds is more of a traditional scrambler-style bike from the folks at Rajputana Customs, which gave it extended forks, an aluminum subframe, and chunky tires - perfect for finding traction in the dirt. That outfit also went to the trouble of shortening the small bike's wheelbase to make it nimbler on the track, and added a single seat to complete the look. 

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Roadster With Sidecar

Next up, we have this very cool, old-school roadster version of the X440 that's been equipped with a sidecar by the folks at Old Delhi Motorcycles. The retro-themed machine is quite American in style, which was by design, of course, and gets some upscale mods like leather seating for both components, as well as a little extra sheetmetal work and flared fenders. 

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Cafe Racer

TNT Customs put together this very cool cafe racer version of the X440, which touts several familiar styling cues including big fat tires, a custom rear subframe, a revised tank, clip-on handlebars, and a single seat, to boot. 

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Flat Tracker

Finally, we have this flat track build, which came from the minds (and the shop) of Bombay Custom Works. The modifications here are quite extensive and include a host of custom parts like the tank, handlebars, and exhaust, coupled with chunkier tires and a custom livery that gives it a proper race track-ready look. 

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