Custom Bobber/Chopper Style Motorcycle (Under Restoration)

The item is a custom-built motorcycle, likely a bobber or chopper style, appearing to be in an unfinished or partially disassembled state, signifying ongoing work or restoration. It features a dark grey or black fuel tank, which has an emblem, possibly a bird or wing design, in gold or brass on the side, indicating a potential manufacturer or custom branding. The engine block, visible on the lower left, has a metallic finish and appears robust. The motorcycle is equipped with spoked wheels with visible brake discs, suggesting a modern or retro-fitted braking system; the front fender is chrome or polished metal. The handlebars are raised, hinting at a custom riding position, and are fitted with bright yellow grips. A black leather saddle seat is present, showing some wear and creasing. Notably, there are black leather saddlebags with fringe and chrome stud details attached to the rear, which appear to be somewhat worn but functional. The frame of the motorcycle is largely exposed, showcasing a utilitarian construction. There are no obvious significant signs of severe damage such as major dents or rust, though the overall appearance suggests an aged vehicle with a fair degree of patina from use. The motorcycle is elevated on a repair lift, and various tools, parts, and boxes (including what appears to be an engine cylinder head and possibly a new fuel injector box) are visible on the lift and around the workshop, reinforcing the impression of a vehicle undergoing maintenance or modification. The craftsmanship seems solid for a custom build, although minor imperfections from age and use are present. Given its style, it likely dates from the late 20th century, possibly the 1970s or 1980s, customized with a classic aesthetic.