8 Creepy Clown-Themed Bikes
It seems these days like every clown you meet owns a Harley-Davidson. Why are there so many clown-themed custom bikes, and why is Harley actively marketing to clowns? What are we, here to amuse them?
1. The Carnival of Souls Custom Bagger
The detail work on this bike is just amazing, and it features clowns doing some of the most evil things ever committed by people in grease paint and giant shoes. Look closely; they are burning down the big top and running people over with their clown car. Identity Crisis Design are the people responsible for your nightmares. They painted the bike, and there are more pictures on their site here. Before you ask, yes: the head clown on the rear fender has a light up nose which is also the taillight!
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3. Many Styles, All Creepy
The realistic airbrushed clown on that blue tank is trying to be super creepy, what with him stroking a bloody knife and all. Unfortunately, I can find no other pictures of that red/orange bike, but Jack Pizzicara is the builder, and the clown on the back appears to be sniffing rubber cement or something. The last is a peanut tank on a bike at the Grand National Roadster Show; it's the least creepy, even though it appears to be an undead jack-in-the-box.
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8. Triumph of the Clowns
And it looks like it is spreading to bikes other than Harley-Davidson. This big Triumph Rocket features a whole extended family of creepy clowns. There are many sport bikes online to be found in this motif as well. I haven't even scratched the surface of clown-themed helmet paint jobs yet.
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If you don't want to look like a clown while out on your bike, or have your head burst into flames, you can find out the correct way to fix and maintain your ride on the How-To Section of HDForums.
