[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]Today we bring you a motorcycle that is also a tribute to one of the great actors of the cinema, Al Pacino. This creation of Lord Drake Kustoms is inspired by one of his most famous characters, Scarface. A predominantly white motorcycle, with details in aged gold that remember power and money. In addition, it was manufactured in Miami, the city where Francisco Ali Manén began his career in Lord Drake Kustoms.
If you want to know more about this bike, we recommend that you visit the home page of this Bonneville Scarface.
Biker Zone in his number 241 made the following report about her.
BONNEVILLE SCARFACE
Lord Drake Kustoms
If Al Pacino had ridden a motorcycle in the famous 1983 film, it would surely have been this, the Triumph Bonneville “Scarface” newly customized by Lord Drake Kustoms (Miami, FL).
Text and photos: Francisco Ali Manen
When we asked his creator and owner of LDK, Francisco A. Manen the reason for that name, he answered the following:
“What comes to mind if we mix: Decade of the 80s, Money and Power, Drugs and the city of Miami? … Scarface!”
The look of a cafe racer or a rear with racing look of the 70-80, details in aged gold recalling the power and money, customized in Miami and with the color “white snow” do not need more words that make sense … Scarface!
The look of a cafe racer or a rear with racing look from the 70-80, details in aged gold recalling the power and money
Elegant and fast, arrogant and luxurious. This time a Triumph Bonneville T100 of 2012 was the base chosen by Francisco, to make this cafe racer. The entire rear was made by hand from a sheet of metal, using the lenses of the turn signals of the touring models of Harley-Davidson, to make the taillights. The rear turn signals were integrated into the chassis tubes that were cut and modified. The seat, the chain cover, the exhaust pipes and the handlebars were also manufactured in the facilities of Lord Drake Kustoms.
His first outing from the workshop was to get on a truck and go to the prestigious edition of the Rat’s Hole bike show held in Leesburg.
His first outing of the workshop was to get on a truck and go to the edition of the prestigious bike show Rat’s Hole held in Leesburg during the Bikefest on April 27, and could not go better; second position in the category of cafe racer. And it was not first because he had a great competitor who snatched the first place … his older sister “The Red Baron”! (writing note: the one published in number 238 of our Biker Zone).
A tribute to the great movie, to a great actor like Al Pacino and to the city where Francisco currently resides.
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