Bad Land is one of Japan’s most iconic and extreme custom motorcycle builders.
Known for pushing proportions to the edge, the brand has built a global reputation for its wide-tire conversions, aggressive stances and unmistakable visual identity. Bad Land motorcycles are not designed to blend in — they are built to dominate.
From heavily modified Harley-Davidson V-Rods to radical Softail and Twin Cam builds, Bad Land’s work represents a fearless approach to customization, where engineering, attitude and craftsmanship meet.
Harley-Davidson VRSCDX “330 Tire Custom“
This VRSCDX 330 Tire Custom is a perfect example of Bad Land’s obsession with width and presence. The massive 330mm rear tire completely transforms the V-Rod’s silhouette, giving it a drag-bike stance with undeniable street impact. Custom bodywork, stretched geometry and meticulous finishing turn this machine into a rolling statement of power.
Harley-Davidson Twin Cam “Enciel”
The Enciel Twin Cam build shows a more sculptural side of Bad Land’s craftsmanship. While still aggressive, this motorcycle focuses on flowing lines, detailed metalwork and a carefully balanced stance. The result is a custom Harley that feels refined yet unmistakably bold, combining Japanese precision with classic American muscle.
Harley-Davidson VRSCDX “300 Wide Tire“
With its 300mm rear tire, this VRSCDX build captures the essence of Bad Land’s design philosophy. The wide rear end, low profile and aggressive geometry give the bike a powerful drag-inspired look while maintaining a clean, purposeful layout. It’s a build that highlights how far the V-Rod platform can be pushed without losing its identity.
Harley-Davidson Softail ‘Orange’
Bad Land applies its wide-tire expertise to the Softail platform with this dramatic Softail 300 build. The oversized rear wheel, custom swingarm and reworked body lines give the bike a brutal, planted stance. Despite its extreme proportions, the design remains cohesive, proving Bad Land’s mastery of balance and structure.
Harley-Davidson V-Rod ‘V-Rex’
This V-Rod by Bad Land showcases a slightly more restrained but equally powerful interpretation of the platform. Clean lines, muscular proportions and carefully selected components create a bike that feels dense, aggressive and unmistakably Bad Land. It’s a perfect example of how subtle changes can still deliver massive visual impact.
Why Bad Land Motorcycles Stand Out
Bad Land’s motorcycles are not about trends or minimalism — they are about presence, scale and confidence. Wide tires, stretched frames and aggressive stances are not just visual choices; they define the brand’s unmistakable identity.
