When inventor Geoff Bjorgan takes bike remodeling way too seriously

Now this might seem like bizarre news but you cannot just challenge Geoff Bjorgan for producing some of the most stunning motorbikes. Not brand new bikes! Bjorgan has been using spare parts from his girl’s motorbikes, starting from frames, batteries and motors to various other metal parts that make up for something unique, a two-wheeler that has got the best of all worlds. Yes! He picks the parts and joins them, leaving beside their faults and modifying for improved performance.

The most startling of his inventions take you to have a look at a super jazzy bike that is pedal assisted. Well! The modification has been done on a Honda motorcycle. The 1986 model just got a new face. It is electrically driven and Bjorgan can’t stop pedaling with it.

The specifications encompass everything you can barely think of. This 120lb bike resembles the steampunk look. It is cool, sassy and a lot powerful. The inventor however says that he focused on the looks of the motorbike than its functionality. His bike is heavier and is also a flatlander but that hardly makes it stop from cruising at 21mph.

It all started with Bjorgan’s eyes settling for this long discarded bike that was kept at the storage with no one to give even a first look. He later discovered that the bike had a back registration which was even greater than the worth of the vehicle. This majorly urged the inventor to convert the shabby Honda bike into a raging machine. Want to know more about fabrications on other motorcycles? You can definitely look for interesting topics on Harley Davidson parts fabric and remodeling across Brisbane. The information can help you take the wisest decision in choosing the best bike.