David Borras of El Solitario took a BMW nineT and turned it into this, the El Impostor. The bike was shown off at the One Motorcycle Show in Portland, Oregon.
The bike isn't quite what you'd expect from a custom build. It is half industrial art, and half experimental bike building. Having said that, it is still a fully-rideable bike, in fact borras didn't do any hacking, sawing or welding in the creation of the El Impostor.
Changes to the bike include a larger front wheel, stainless steel wire streamlined "cage", a custom tank, painted frame and swingarm and a new early 20th century seat.
Love this photo!
The bike isn't quite what you'd expect from a custom build. It is half industrial art, and half experimental bike building. Having said that, it is still a fully-rideable bike, in fact borras didn't do any hacking, sawing or welding in the creation of the El Impostor.
Changes to the bike include a larger front wheel, stainless steel wire streamlined "cage", a custom tank, painted frame and swingarm and a new early 20th century seat.







