Bike Garage - Soul-Searching Inward The Metal.

03 Oct, 2018 Post a Comment

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A rigid graphic symbol needs a rigid name. The "Blechmann" [Tin Man] is a squall that is rigid similar metal. It is also the nickname of Bernhard Naumann, customizer together with exactly i such personality. When he talks nearly his credo for modifications, it sounds almost lyrical. His words are manifested inwards his caput equally an see that promises a bully deal.

"Fantasies that are brought to life past times shape together with shape", the qualified trunk specialist says, around describing his work. Or: "soul-searching inwards the metal. Surfaces that are likewise balsamic for the eyes." As poignant equally his statements powerfulness sound, his bikes notwithstanding wholly reverberate these claims. They are industrial plant of fine art made of metallic together with panels. It's no wonder that Bernhard Naumann is an avid sci-fi enthusiast. Looking into the futurity requires especial powers of imagination, of which this customizer has plenty. His bikes seem similar they come upwards from a distant, far-away time.

"It seems I convey built a chicken amongst underarms together with headlamps."

Bernhard Naumann

An odd name.
He does non perceive his version of the R nineT equally a custom bike, but equally a concept wheel together with an "opportunity". "The joke nearly this for me is that BMW went to an individualist together with wanted him to construct a non-standard version", says the winner of the Willie G. Davidson Design Award. But so he turned the joke dorsum on its caput together with created "a auto that could easily convey come upwards from BMW". His motorbike actually only looks similar a distant relative of the R nineT. Apart from the handbrake levers, handlebars together with fork, everything originates from the metal-loving Tin Man's hands. For the electronics, the saddle together with the paintwork, he received exterior support. Only the squall was missing. He has already christened his bikes "The weird rider" or "Carpathian dog". And his version of the BMW R nineT? "Friends mentioned that my bodyshell on the front end was slightly reminiscent of a chicken's head(!)", the customizer recounts. "I so asked what the Bavarians had to say nearly this. Then I decided to telephone phone the auto 'Giggerl'." [The Southern High German give-and-take for chicken]