Harley-Davidson Breakout Custom “RAZOR 2.0” by Thunderbike

The Harley-Davidson Breakout Custom “RAZOR 2.0” by Thunderbike from Germany is the subject of this post.

Thunderbike took inspiration from their Razorback model, known for its razor-sharp edges and the seamless line that runs across the tank, fenders, and spoiler from their GP Style series.

The starting point for this project was the Breakout, which had a more rounded shape.

The goal with the conversion to the Razor 2.0 was to inject an additional dose of sportiness.

To achieve this, they incorporated triple clamps and stub handlebars from their GP Style Series, making the Razor 2.0 even sportier compared to the Razorback.

One cannot overlook the remarkable four-color scheme conceived and executed by Chiko of Chiko’s Pinstriping.

This is especially noteworthy since certain parts, including the engine cover, received a black powder coating, and the fork was DLC-coated, resulting in a striking deep black appearance.

The rear end was lowered using Air Ride, ensuring a comfortable resting position on the thick rubber tires.

The 260 Metzler tire from the new generation was beautifully showcased through the relocation of the license plate and the installation of a left-hand pulley brake.

This required modifications to the swing arm, rim, and pulley.

To boost the power and sound of the muscle bike, they equipped it with the Screamin’ Eagle Stage II Torque Kit, their Grand Prix Exhaust System, and the Heavy Breather.