Kustom Culture is proud to introduce the Super 80 R Classic series. A class of motorcycle never seen in this manner. From it's classic nostalgic looks to it's use of OE modern components. It is the bike to own. And own for years of faithful service.

The concept was obvious yet challenging: to capture a pure style, make it reliable and available today. The Super 80 series combines modern performance with classic styling to achieve a look that will never be mistaken for any other brand of motorcycle in the parking lot. Where performance is not measured in speed, but rather the stories told at the end of the day.

Upon first look, the Super 80 series is easily mistaken for highly restored vintage cycles. Upon further inspection, it reveals a distinct blend of familiar shapes, bold colors and an attention to detail – a look not found in any custom today.

These fully developed and continuously tested bikes represent a fresh new approach to any once traveled road. It's the sensation of riding on top of the tank in a bucket seat suspended by comfort and ease. Every function you control leads to modern performance. Reliable horsepower from factory OE engines. Braking from 4 piston calipers. Solid state electrics throughout. And a gearbox with another gear. It's as good as it gets.

The Super 80 R Classic series has everything a motorcycle rider wants today: form fit and comfort as well as reliable function and servicability ease. It's like finding an old bike in a barn that's brand new.

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