The motorcycle customization is a fickle one, with many talented shops disappearing into obscurity before their time. Hellraiser Garage, based in Melbourne, Australia, was once a promising name in the industry, known for their stunning custom builds. However, their recent silence has sparked speculation about their closure.
One of their most impressive projects was a Triumph Bonneville chopper commissioned by a client named John. Starting with a classic 1969 model, Hellraiser started on a comprehensive overhaul. Despite the iconic status of the original bike, John was eager to see it transformed.
The project involved a complete engine rebuild, increasing its capacity to 750cc and incorporating a modern electronic ignition system. The carburetors were also upgraded with new air filters. With these modifications, Hellraiser’s Triumph Bonneville was ready to hit the road with a renewed sense of power and style.
Hellraiser Garage’s latest creation is a stunning custom Triumph Bonneville Bobber. This one of a kind motorcycle features a heavily modified frame, a custom exhaust system, and a unique blend of retro and modern styling. The frame has been transformed into a hardtail construction, and the front end now sports a Harley Sportster setup.
The bike’s aesthetic is further enhanced by vertically stacked headlights from an old Volkswagen, a custom handlebar, and a diamond patterned leather saddle. A handmade oil tank with integrated electronics storage and a custom fender complete the rear end. The bike’s paint job is a beautiful turquoise with black accents, and it’s sure to turn heads wherever it goes.
The attention to detail is evident in every aspect of the build, from the carefully crafted exhaust system to the intricate stitching on the saddle.
Hellraiser Garage has once again demonstrated their mastery of custom motorcycle fabrication, creating a truly exceptional machine that is both visually striking and mechanically sound.
