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Written by Ben Branch |
May 6th 2016
These two Indian board track motorcycle sculptures were developed by Serge Bueno of Heroes Motorcycles and Xavier Parent – they’re made to 1:2 scale from steel, aluminum and bronze.
Each sculpture weighs in at 190 lbs and does a remarkable job of capturing the look of a board tracker at full throttle, the choice to eliminate the spokes to give the feeling of movement was particularly effective. Only 8 will be produced in total through the Heroes Motorcyles store in La Brea Avenue in Los Angeles, California.
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