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The topmost photo was posted all over the interwebs with no source. I did some hunting and found it came from the Triumpher blog (Japan). A bunch of dapper dudes with damn good looking bikes.

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The other day I posted Angie Cooper and her Triumph T120 chopper barn find… I wanted to share this 1978 Triumph 750 Bonneville 750CC T120 that will be on display at the One Motorcycle Show this weekend here in Portland.

Hard to pin a year and model on this bike, but the motor is a 1978 750cc T120 Bonneville, everything else is from random years or fabricated.

Get more info about the One Motorcycle Show, or go check out the Chrome Industries + MotoLady One Show hosted ride on Friday!

…there’s beauty in the breakdown.

Scott Jones photographed by Jose Gallina.

Jacqui and the bobber in a Biltwell shirt. Photo by Garret Meyers.

Flickr / garrett_meyers

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It’s one thing to see stunters doing this, or racers who can get so low in corners they could scrape shoulder- but to see a retro custom like this, rider dragging hand in a parking lot… man, that just makes me all tingly inside.

Photo of Jasin Phares by Adam Wright photography.

Riding through the fall leaves by Josh Kurpius.

New world meets old world country with this motolady on her custom chop/bob.

caixeiro

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HOLD THE PHONE! This is a Ducati custom… bobber style. My favorite part is the tank sitting within the frame. I was just looking at old BMWs admiring some of the 1930s models that did the same.

I am completely in love. Legs shaking and short of breath in love.

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Behold the 1966 Triumph Bonneville custom hard-tail bobber owned and built by Mitch Sander.

I got to meet this really cool cat over the weekend who found this Bonny engine and then built around it. He did it all himself, including dreaming up a GSXR front end swap.

More photos and backstory soon to come. Photograph by yours truly.