From the brothers Coppiello in Padua, Italy comes this stunning take on a new-age cafe racer based on a 1992 VFR750. Their shop, North East Custom, produces some exquisitely crafted bikes with a fine eye toward detail and style.
The V4 is seldom chosen as a basis for a custom, but this one shows that in the right hands the result can be both beautiful and maybe a little practical.
The mechanicals remain factory so this is a purely cosmetic custom. The stock fuel tank is integrated perfectly with the Guzzi-like quarter fairing and hand-made side covers and seat cowl. The period red, white and blue is perfect for this build and the white wheels a nice finishing touch. While most customs lack any pretense at utility, I'm betting this one would be as much fun on a Sunday morning canyon run as it would be to sit and gaze at in the garage, beer in hand.
For the BIKEEXIF feature on this VFR, visit here.
The V4 is seldom chosen as a basis for a custom, but this one shows that in the right hands the result can be both beautiful and maybe a little practical.
The mechanicals remain factory so this is a purely cosmetic custom. The stock fuel tank is integrated perfectly with the Guzzi-like quarter fairing and hand-made side covers and seat cowl. The period red, white and blue is perfect for this build and the white wheels a nice finishing touch. While most customs lack any pretense at utility, I'm betting this one would be as much fun on a Sunday morning canyon run as it would be to sit and gaze at in the garage, beer in hand.
For the BIKEEXIF feature on this VFR, visit here.
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