Harley-Davidson Mighty Guerilla Is a Fat Bob With a Mission
Harley-Davidson Mighty Guerilla is a Fat Boy conversion handled by a custom garage called Rough Crafts, first shown back in 2019
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Harley-Davidson Mighty Guerilla is a Fat Boy conversion handled by a custom garage called Rough Crafts, first shown back in 2019
Harley-Davidson NoCTI is a 2006 Night Train converted by a Japanese custom shop called Bad Land, sports sharp-looking German-made wheels
Harley-Davidson Doraco is a customized Night Train handled by a Japanese shop called Bad Land, made as the usual dark machine
It’s no secret black looks great on pretty much everything, but one has to admit, there are times when the non-color seems to be used to such an extent it kind of loses its appeal. Until something like the motorcycle we have here comes along and twists that around all over again.
We all know motorcycle builders like to choose the names for their projects to match whatever primary feature or message the bike is supposed to use or convey, and most of the time they sure nail the process. We’re not sure if Bad Land, the Japanese shop behind this particular project, did the same in this case.