The bike that started it all! This 1984 Honda V30 Magna Custom is the OG custom chopper that inspired a generation of bike enthusiasts. Its sleek, low-slung design and powerful V-twin engine make it a real head-turner on the streets or at the local hangout joint. Whether you're cruising down Main Street or tearing up the twisties, this bad boy's got the chops to keep you grinning from ear to ear.

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This 1984 Honda V30 Magna was transformed from its original VF500C cruiser by collaborating on the setup of the front end, incorporating 17-inch wheels sourced from a Honda CBR600F2, alongside a custom subframe, solo saddle with tapered tailpiece, rearsets, LED lighting, a rear disc brake, and a Honda VF500F swingarm paired with a monoshock.

With meticulous attention to detail, the vehicle’s bodywork was expertly finished in a crisp white hue, accentuated by striking blue and gold stripes at Knight’s Kustoms in Winchester, Virginia, prior to being treated to a rich purple powder coating at Proper A Manner Powder Coating in Middletown, Maryland. Options include a 3.7-gallon gas tank sourced from a Suzuki T500, an inventory entrance fender reworked and positioned high, a premium LED headlight, a custom-made aluminum flyscreen crafted by hand, and numerical plate inserts on either side.

A liquid-cooled 498cc V4 engine, producing 64 horsepower and 32 pound-feet of torque initially, powers the rear wheels through a six-speed manual transmission and a customised cush drive designed specifically for the rear CBR wheel. Gear features a quartet of 32mm Keihin CV carburetors mounted below a fabricated aluminum airbox housing a custom-sized Ok&N air filter and a pair of two-into-one stainless-steel exhausts.