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Motorcycles made from watch parts

Cory Doctorow at 6:43 am Mon, Apr 18, 2011

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DeviantArt's Dkart71 makes beautiful, detailed motorcycles out of watch parts.

Motorcycles out of watch parts (via Neatorama)

 
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  • Anonymous

    Wow… that is friggin cool. I bet it has a nice hefty weight to it too.

  • General Specific

    These are amazeballs. Way to go, Dkart71!

  • Watchnut

    First there was William S. Harley, when Carl Faberge, both created masterpieces of art and design. Now comes this wonderful passion of timeliness bikes which puts it all together, leaving watch collectors like myself speechless. The sheer days it takes to make this, the intricacies of matching the parts to put together the ultimate design. Well done!

  • Anonymous

    This is too beautiful. Amazed…

  • Jake0748

    Speechless in amazement of the coolness. I want one.

  • Anonymous

    I saw in 2008 the work of a brazilian -Mr Pfau…amazing bikes…
    in
    http://ummaisoumenos.blogspot.com/2008/11/miniaturas-fantsticasbikesfeitas-de.html