Head-bangers should make for the Victory Motorcycle stand at the NEC on Saturday, where Motörhead guitarist Phil Campbell will be present at the unveiling of a unique hand-built custom machine he commissioned.
In its publicity material, Victory proclaims Campbell is “responsible for delivering some of the dirtiest, sexiest, most fist-pumping riffs and licks in the history of rock”.
Victory Motorcycles and leading German trike builders Rewaco have collaborated to create Campbell’s one-off machine which “delivers the heart and soul of a Victory High-Ball cruiser with its thunderous 106ci (1731cc) Freedom motor and slick six-speed overdrive transmission”.
The High-Ball has a modified CT1700v custom rear-end, with flowing sculpted bodywork and high level exhausts, rolling on chrome 17” laced wheels.
It features the fine air-brush art of Terje Aspmo, depicting the band live on stage. Campbell will ride in comfort thanks to a hand-stitched saddle, featuring the legendary Motörhead Snaggletooth depicted in antique brown leather.
To see the final result, which includes a few more surprise features for Campbell, don’t miss the official handover at 12pm on Stand 4E20.