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DEF LEPPARD and JOURNEY Special
Cross Country Cory Ness
Judge Café by Judge Zach Ness
Vegas Jackpot Cory Ness 2008
Vegas Jackpot Arlen Ness 2008
Vegas Jackpot Cory Ness 2010
Vision Arlen Ness 2010 - 11
Vision Arlen Ness 2012 - 13
Vision Street Arlen Ness Signature
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Yamaha "Journey Further" Star Eluder Custom by Cory Ness
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Arlen Ness is one of the best-known builders in the world of custom motorcycles. He went from customizing his own 1947 Harley-Davidson Knucklehead in the late 1960s to becoming a trendsetter whose designs have been studied and copied—by everyone from other bike-builders to factory engineers.

His first customs were made in the garage of his home in San Leandro, California, but by the early 1970s he had moved to a storefront on East 14th Street.

Ness was recognized for his unique painting style and for developing a line of custom motorcycle parts. His popularity grew as he built new custom bikes and then had those displayed on the bike show circuit and featured in motorcycle magazines.

After more than three decades of custom bike building, his business, Arlen Ness Motorcycles, moved to a Dublin, California facility that includes a museum featuring more than 40 of his custom motorcycles.

 

 

 

 

 

 



 

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