Motor Bike Expo 2019 Special Offer from Radikal Chopper - Moto Preview
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Motor Bike Expo 2019 Special Offer from Radikal Chopper - Moto Preview
Il Motorcycle Exhibition 2019 approaches. A show in Verona dedicated to two wheels is scheduled from 17 on January 20, has many new features in the store. Among them stand out absolute previews, novelties and unique products that always attract many fans. A special offer that falls into some of these categories Andrea Radaelli of Radikal Chopper concludes to surprise the international audience of Verona. Awarded several times in Verona for his unique creations and the protagonist in the 2017 SKY reality show Lord of Motorcycles, Radaelli will present his creation on Friday, January 18th at 11:1 am on the main stage of Pavilion XNUMX.
Homemade loom, unique creation
“We have finally come to the end of a very long maturation,” comments Andrea, an artist more than a tuner. “As usual for specials that come out in our workshop, it's 100% handmade, even the frame was made on site and there are no purchased parts. This is a Special with a long history that took a year to make. We started with a low budget job; However, as we progressed, the client became more demanding and eager to create a unique creation, and I accompanied him along the way.”
1971 Harley engine. It costs about 60 thousand euros.
The enigmatic creation of the Radikal Chopper, says Andrea, “is an amazing bike, with truly innovative aesthetics based on the 1971 Harley-Davidson Shovelhead engine.” A new project that, however, does not break with the stylistic tradition of the Milanese atelier: “The philosophy that inspires my motorcycles remains unchanged, I like to play with materials such as aluminium, brass and bronze, work with an anvil and hammer, I take care of every detail is incredible.” It is difficult to estimate the cost of a Special like this one: “imagining that it could be given a commercial value, I would say between 50 and 70 thousand euros, but the final price would not really take into account all the work, study and research it requires.”
