How to Build a Motorcycle: A Nut-and-Bolt Guide to Customizing Your Bike Hardcover – Illustrated, October 13, 2020

Going into the motorcycle scene , this book helped me learn about different builds and how motorcycle parts work.-specific for those who wish to make their own build-helpful in familiarizing yourself with motorcycle parts and models-provides different styles of motorcycle builds-easy read and provides pictures for better understanding

makes a neat addition to the bookshelf or a nice coffee table book. the contents are actually interesting as well

I am making plans to build a Harley-Davidson Sportster for my first custom build and picked this book up after seeing it on the Sideburn Magazine Instagram feed. It's a great overview of the process of building a custom bike, touching on all the major aspects of what you might get into. The information in it is applicable to pretty much any bike...for more specifics you'll want to get the service manual for your bike plus more detailed references on the project you're tackling (metal fabrication, welding, painting, etc.). This book could easily be twice as thick and still not go real deeply into any one area.This book is also beautifully illustrated! The only photos are in the section at the very end showing some different finished motorcycles as inspiration. I like the illustrations vs. photos...they captivate my imagination more than a simple photo does.I can see this being a reference that I refer back to often while working on my build.

From the old days of assembly of motorcycles for yourself or to sell to otjers

I own 34 bikes currently. These include dirt bikes, choppers, mopeds, scramblers, and high-end touring bikes. After 40 years of messing with bikes, I've gotten pretty jaded with motorcycle books... Loved this one! Packed with information, very cool illustrations, and I've already learned new tricks and techniques. Definitely worth the price!

I’ve been wrenching for well over 20yrs. This is a very useful guide. I’ve read it twice now. Absolutely recommend reading this book weather your building your 1st bike or 500th.

This book makes my coffee table look 1000% better.

Basic but foot high points to follow