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Brickyard Killer by by Hogtech |
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If you are planning on riding the Brickyard Killer, good luck
bringing this beast down from speed; there is no front brake,
and the rear wheel/front tire combo is slowed by a twin
hydraulic drum brake system that is a collaboration of Kustom
Tech, PF Design, and Chop 76.
Rather than chrome, the Brickyard Killer gets sand blasting and
nickel plating. Paint was applied via spray can.
Mobil's iconic Pegasus is the primary graphic touch, though
Hogtech's logo, inspired by Champion Spark Plug's design, makes
a conspicuous appearance on the oil tank.
Is it art? Or is it performance? The Brickyard Killer's raw
motorcycle appearance speaks for itself, and if it pulls up next
to you at a stoplight, racing for pinks is not recommended.
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Any corrections or more information on these motorcycles will be kindly appreciated. |
