▷ Bad Land’s 'Phantom': The Essence of Japanese Precision

From the heart of Yokohama, Japan, comes a striking creation by Bad Land, one of the most recognized names in custom motorcycle building.

This Harley-Davidson V-Rod is not just a motorcycle—it’s a bold expression of engineering, design, and uncompromising style.

At first glance, this V-Rod demands attention with its aggressive stance and deep black finish. Riding on BAD LAND original OUT RAGE wheels, the bike features a 3.5×21″ front and a massive 10.5×18″ rear, both wrapped in AVON COBRA tires (130/70-21″ front, 300/40-18″ rear), giving it a muscular and grounded look.

Braking power is delivered with dual Misumi Engineering front rotors and Brembo calipers, while the unique BAD LAND original girder fork adds a futuristic edge to the front end. The one-off handlebars, air box, radiator cover, and custom exhaust system—all crafted by Bad Land—showcase the brand’s mastery of metalwork and form.

Finishing touches from KEN’S FACTORY—such as mirrors, LED turn signals, and grips—blend seamlessly with the overall design, while the Clione Speed seat and BUSH ART custom paint ensure that every angle of this bike speaks to craftsmanship and individuality.

With a modified OEM frame, wide swingarm, one-off gas tank, and minimal rear fender, this V-Rod transformation reflects a perfect fusion of American muscle and Japanese detail.