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Sportster Custom by Hide Motorcycles

If you live in Japan, own a Harley-Davidson and are desperate for an absolute classy customization, then you are in luck with the Hide Motorcycles factory located in Kawasaki, Japan.

Hidemo, short for Hide Motorcycles can give you one heck of a customization of your Harley. Their custom projects are accomplished with an array of custom Choppers, Bobbers and Cafe Racers primarily based on Harley-Davidson’s.

The founder of Hide Motorcycle, Hideya Togashi has over 15 years experience in the motorcycle industry. With experience like that the results are awesome one-off custom bikes loaded with all sorts of Hidemo custom parts. Their custom Harley has received high praise from custom shows like AMD World Championship and Yokohama’s Hot Rod Custom Show.

The guys at Hidemo have a soft spot for the Sportster; they have to date built 34 custom Sportster bikes. Today we are taking a look at their build no SP-23 a custom Sportster Forty-Eight.

Custom sportster XL1200X FORTY-EIGHT 7The build of SP-23 (Custom Sportster Forty-Eight) started out as a stock 2011 XL1200X Forty-Eight. To give you a little flashback the Harley-Davidson Sportster is the longest continuously produced motorcycle in the Harley-Davidson bloodline. To begin with the build the bike was stripped down to the frame and was heavily modified. The stock engine was in good condition and was fitted with a Hide Motorcycle air cleaner and oval megaphone muffler.

The fabrication work includes short processing front and rear fender and a one-off beautifully painted gas tank amongst numerous other things. The rear of the bike was dropped with 11 inches short shock. The front and the rear of the bike has been wrapped with firestone tires.

The bike also features a variety of parts from the Hidemo catalog, which includes custom blinker, Hide Motorcycle & IG key cylinder coil bracket, Hide Motorcycle indicator bracket, Hide Motorcycle dropper handle, Hide Motorcycle side tail assy, Hide Motorcycle dropper handle, Hide Motorcycle meter bracket and HDM original S sheet.

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