James’ Honda Hornet
A year ago James Spencer bought this Honda Hornet because he wanted to build a custom bike that stood out. He says, “You don’t see many Hornets being modified,” and once he bought the commuter bike he did a frame-off reimagining and drew inspiration other custom builds he’d come across. He says, “I really liked the idea of using a skateboard for the seat, and with a little shaping it fit nicely against the fuel tank.” Spencer wired the bike with a full set of LED lights; swapped on pod air filters and oversized jets; and removed the muffler from the exhaust and fitted a baffle into the link pipe. Spencer says, “Being able to build bikes in my spare time has become a great passion of mine, and to be able to share this with everyone is something that I thought would never happen.”
Love that skateboard seat man!
Thanks, I was determined to make it with one 👍🏻
I really like that. Well thought through and beautifully executed. . . . good job!
Thank you. It feels good to get your vision a reality. Especially when it actually looks ok..
10 years into a build I wanted to start many years before that . . . . . I’ve still got a ton of work on my Ducati bevel project that will not look so different from the original silhouette. Big respect for the turnaround time. :o)