This Harley V-Rod cafe racer was built by a company called Dr Mechanik in Stuttgart for the Austrian actor Georg Friedrich. Friedrich had his V-Rod rebuilt after it was heavily damaged in a collision with a car, and he had it done all the way including a rear shock, adapted from a Ducati 916. Read more
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2 Comments
Swankster
October 9, 2011I would agree with you about the bikes rake as a little extreme but everything else about this V-Rod leaning towards Cafe’ looks really cool. Excellent job and my only negative is the trick rear suspension; although very cool, a twin shock set up would have kept it more traditional cafe’.
Super Cool nonetheless
TDK
October 8, 2011I like it. I picked the sportster for my cafe build (a safer choice), this is a good looking bike. The rake is out of place for a cafe, but sweet custom none the less. The bar end signals are pretty cheasy too. If it had to be 50 state legal a more traditional signal may look better still. Its still an amazing bike that I would never part with.