A dark and moody Moto Guzzi Griso from Officine Rossopuro, a nimble Sportster tracker from Breizh Coast Kustoms, and a vandalized Ducati 1000SS brought back from the dead by Redmax Speed Shop.It’s all about performance this week.

Harley-Davidson Sportster tracker by Breizh Coast Kustoms Motorcycle racing and custom bike building are two of the quickest ways to burn through cash. Unfortunately Yann Le Douche of Breizh Coast Kustoms has a passion for both. So he came up with some clever tricks to keep costs down and fund this sweet Hooligan Harley Sportster.
Adorning the top of the tank are 50 names?the names of proud t-shirt owners who picked up some BC Kustoms merch, to help make Yann?s season of slideways come together. It?s a great way to raise funds and start an army of fans. Thanks to Yann?s years of experience wrenching for race teams, he could skip out on the store-bought go-fast bits. The bike is powered by an 883 engine that once served as motivation for a bobber project, and now breathes through a handmade air cleaner unit. It also creates proper thunder, via a one-off exhaust kit built to resemble the one found on H-D?s XGR 750.
To save some more scratch, Yann also created the rear disc brake and sprocket, and designed the bodywork in-house, including the front ?69? number plate. Well, in his journalist days and later in the pits, Yann got to know the Kentucky Kid quite well?and knew he had to pay tribute somehow. [More]

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