Custom Vintage Motorcycle On Lift Appraisal

Custom Vintage Motorcycle on Lift

This is a vintage-style motorcycle, possibly a custom build or a heavily modified production model, sitting on a hydraulic lift in what appears to be a workshop or garage. The motorcycle features a dark-colored, possibly black or dark grey, fuel tank with some visible emblem or decal, though not clearly discernible. The overall frame appears to be exposed and basic, suggesting a 'naked' or 'chopper' aesthetic. The engine block is prominent, likely an air-cooled or partially liquid-cooled design, with visible fins and components. The front wheel features spoked rims with a disc brake, and the front fender is a classic rounded chrome or polished metal. Handlebars are tall 'ape-hanger' style, fitted with neon green or yellow grips, adding a custom touch. A black leather saddlebag with fringe and metal eyelets is hanging on the left side, indicating a cruiser or touring setup. The seat is a black, single-rider style, possibly custom. The motorcycle exhibits a general patina consistent with age and use, and appears to be in a state of repair or restoration, given its presence on a lift and some visible parts (like a cylinder head) sitting nearby. There are no clear manufacturer's marks or model numbers visible to pinpoint the exact make, but the overall design elements, particularly the engine, suggest it could be a Honda Gold Wing (GL1000 or GL1100) from the late 1970s or early 1980s, which were popular platforms for custom builds. The exposed engine, spoked wheels, and overall 'bobber' or 'chopper' influence point towards a vintage American or Japanese cruiser aesthetic.