The Vagabund RXV Triumph Bobber has been created in collaboration with Classicbike Raisch as a sleek, stylish motorcycle that doesn't skimp on custom components for a bold final product. The bike is constructed with laser-cut steel and aluminum components along with a Polymide 12 rear end, and is ready to ride upon purchase. The bike boasts a custom subframe with a saddle upholstered in Alcantara for a touch of softness that's also inherently durable, while the ShinYo LED taillight and indicator combination optimizes visibility.
The Vagabund RXV Triumph Bobber is further accented by LED turn signals, a customized speedometer bracket, Pirelli Diablo Supercorsa tires, and REMUS ceramic-coated stainless steel exhausts. Priced at $35,000, the bike is rounded out with a stark all-black paint job that gives it a decidedly modern silhouette.
Custom Component Motorcycle Models
The Vagabund RXV Triumph Bobber Has a Custom Subframe
Trend Themes
1. Custom Component Motorcycles - Opportunity for businesses to create custom motorcycle models using laser-cut steel and aluminum among other materials and incorporating LED lighting for improved visibility.
2. Luxury Motorcycle Market - Opportunity for businesses to cater to the growing luxury motorcycle market by offering premium materials, customization options, and streamlined designs.
3. Sustainable Motorcycles - Opportunity for businesses to incorporate eco-friendly materials and production methods into motorcycle manufacturing, such as the use of Polymide 12 in the Vagabund RXV Triumph Bobber.
Industry Implications
1. Motorcycle Manufacturing - Incorporating custom components like laser-cut steel and aluminum and LED lighting technology can improve motorcycle design and functionality.
2. Luxury Goods - The growing luxury motorcycle market offers potential for businesses to provide customers with premium materials, customization options, and unique designs.
3. Sustainable Materials - The use of eco-friendly materials like Polymide 12 and Ceramic-coated stainless steel can lead to more sustainable motorcycle production methods and meet the growing demand for environmental responsibility.