A stock Indian Scout Bobber and Satyka Kraus, Keino Sasaki, and the collaboration of Steve Caballero with Roland Sands at the 2017 Brooklyn Invitational Custom Motorcycle Show
Custom Scout Bobbers by Satyka Kraus, Keino Sasaki, and the collaboration of Steve Caballero with Roland Sands at the 2017 Brooklyn Invitational Custom Motorcycle Show
Steve Cabellero and Roland Sands and their custom Scout Bobber at the 2017 Brooklyn Invitational Custom Motorcycle Show
Steve Cabellero and Roland Sands and their custom Scout Bobber at the 2017 Brooklyn Invitational Custom Motorcycle Show
Keino Sasaki and his custom Scout Bobber at the 2017 Brooklyn Invitational Custom Motorcycle Show
Satya Kraus and his custom Scout Bobber at the 2017 Brooklyn Invitational Custom Motorcycle Show
Steve Cabellero and Roland Sands and their custom Scout Bobber at the 2017 Brooklyn Invitational Custom Motorcycle Show
Steve Caballero's and Roland Sand'sCustom Bobber at the 2017 Brooklyn Invitational Custom Motorcycle Show
Keino Sasaki's custom Scout Bobber at the 2017 Brooklyn Invitational Custom Motorcycle Show
Satya Kraus's custom Scout Bobber at the 2017 Brooklyn Invitational Custom Motorcycle Show
Steve Caballero's and Roland Sand'sCustom Bobber at the 2017 Brooklyn Invitational Custom Motorcycle Show
Satya Kraus's custom Scout Bobber at the 2017 Brooklyn Invitational Custom Motorcycle Show
Steve Caballero's and Roland Sand'sCustom Bobber at the 2017 Brooklyn Invitational Custom Motorcycle Show
Steve Caballero's and Roland Sand'sCustom Bobber at the 2017 Brooklyn Invitational Custom Motorcycle Show
Satya Kraus's custom Scout Bobber at the 2017 Brooklyn Invitational Custom Motorcycle Show
Keino Sasaki's custom Scout Bobber at the 2017 Brooklyn Invitational Custom Motorcycle Show
2017 Brooklyn Invitational Custom Motorcycle Show
2017 Brooklyn Invitational Custom Motorcycle Show
Keino Sasaki's custom Scout Bobber at the 2017 Brooklyn Invitational Custom Motorcycle Show
2017 Brooklyn Invitational Custom Motorcycle Show
2017 Brooklyn Invitational Custom Motorcycle Show
Custom motorcycle fans and designers and artists who use the motorcycle as their canvas had a treat in New York last weekend. On Saturday, September 9, the 2017 Brooklyn Invitational Custom Motorcycle Show hosted custom bikes from around the world, including three unique interpretations of the new Indian Scout Bobber by designers who got the nod from the annual event’s premier sponsor, Indian Motorcycle.
The ninth annual event was held at Root Studios, which is a full-service media production house with four studios spanning more than 10,000 square feet for events. The Brooklyn neighborhood immediately outside the studio is also an attraction as attendees on custom motorcycles converge for the event.
The designers selected by Indian to modify Scout Bobbers were Keino Sasaki from Keino Cycles in Brooklyn, Satya Kraus of Kraus Motor Company in Santa Rosa, California, and professional skateboarder and musician Steve Caballero of Steve Caballero Productions in San Jose, California working in conjunction with designer Roland Sands of Roland Sands Design in Los Alamitos, California.
Steve Caballero with Roland Sands
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Steve Caballero's and Roland Sand'sCustom Bobber at the 2017 Brooklyn Invitational Custom Motorcycle Show
Steve Caballero's and Roland Sand'sCustom Bobber at the 2017 Brooklyn Invitational Custom Motorcycle Show
Steve Caballero's and Roland Sand'sCustom Bobber at the 2017 Brooklyn Invitational Custom Motorcycle Show
Steve Cabellero and Roland Sands and their custom Scout Bobber at the 2017 Brooklyn Invitational Custom Motorcycle Show
Steve Cabellero and Roland Sands and their custom Scout Bobber at the 2017 Brooklyn Invitational Custom Motorcycle Show
Steve Cabellero and Roland Sands and their custom Scout Bobber at the 2017 Brooklyn Invitational Custom Motorcycle Show
Caballero is a big fan of vintage motorcycles and flat track motorcycle racing. Teaming up with Sands, the Ralph Lauren of the two-wheeled transportation world, was a natural because of Sands’ leading role in with Hooligan Racing, the amateur version of American Flat Track. Sands’ company, Roland Sands Design (RSD) provided a huge complement to the company’s flat track-inspired custom motorcycle parts as well as the graphics and paint design supervision. The result is a street bike with a classic flat track racer look, bearing 360, Cabellero’s racing number.
Keino Sasaki
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Keino Sasaki's custom Scout Bobber at the 2017 Brooklyn Invitational Custom Motorcycle Show
2017 Brooklyn Invitational Custom Motorcycle Show
Keino Sasaki's custom Scout Bobber at the 2017 Brooklyn Invitational Custom Motorcycle Show
Keino Sasaki's custom Scout Bobber at the 2017 Brooklyn Invitational Custom Motorcycle Show
Keino Sasaki and his custom Scout Bobber at the 2017 Brooklyn Invitational Custom Motorcycle Show
Sasaki’s custom Bobber takes a different direction. At first glance, you might think it is a Ducati, but the inspiration is from streamliner trains, planes, and cars from the 1950s, 60s, and 70s. The large aluminum fuel tank and custom fairing highlight Sasaki’s creation.
Satya Kraus
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Satya Kraus's custom Scout Bobber at the 2017 Brooklyn Invitational Custom Motorcycle Show
Satya Kraus's custom Scout Bobber at the 2017 Brooklyn Invitational Custom Motorcycle Show
Satya Kraus's custom Scout Bobber at the 2017 Brooklyn Invitational Custom Motorcycle Show
Satya Kraus and his custom Scout Bobber at the 2017 Brooklyn Invitational Custom Motorcycle Show
Kraus focuses on traditional American motorcycles in his custom work. With his custom Bobber, Kraus rebuilt or replaced or modified the engine, suspension, brakes, wheels and tires, lights, mirrors, handlebars, rear shocks, and rider controls. The scrambler-inspired exhaust system completes the eclectic design that demonstrates the extent to which an owner can individualize a Scout Bobber.
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