You don’t see many of these around. It’s a vintage BMW motorbike given the classic bobber treatment by Mark van der Kwaak of DBBP-Design in the Netherlands, with help from his friend Aad Heemskerk. The engine is from a 1976 BMW R90/S, with Stromberg carbs feeding through custom-made manifolds. The frame is mostly new, with some oval tapered pieces rescued from a 1951 BMW. And yes, the front end looks more familiar: it’s a 45″ H-D Springer. Other parts were sourced from swap meets or built by Crime Scene Choppers using CAD plans created by Mark. Bikernet has the low-down on the build. [Thanks to Phil Davis.]

Canon EOS 20D | 1/125s | f/6.3 | ISO 200 | Focal length 120mm