Rough Crafts – Flatout Titan
The Flatout Titan starts with a guy that’s 6′ 5″ tall, he likes our bikes but most of them will look like a kid’s bike with him, and he doesn’t want not to use Harley as a base, so what do we do?
We get the biggest Ducati “cruiser” bike and raise the tail to be an even bigger bike, with custom linkage and custom sub-frame, we made the stance first before working on the shape, the guy wants something he can ride with comfort, flat bars with a street tracker stance is always a good riding
combination.
The Ducati XDiavel S was told to be the first really “Audi driven” project, so it has very complicated electrical system which took us a long time to make it work, even just to change the head and tail light without making the gauge go crazy with warnings.
The rest is just about how to work the shape and size out of our comfort zone (this is definitely the biggest fuel tank we ever made) and still keep the signature Rough Crafts style and balance.
We feel like we finally did the bike justice, always feel a bit awkward with all that power under a cruiser riding position; now, with an upright position and a “flat” bike stance, this bike has become so fun to ride. (If you can get up and down the bike easily with its now 34″ seat height.
This Bike features a set of lightweight BST Carbon Fiber wheels and a Sprint Filter air filter for improved performance.
Check out our full selection of BST Carbon Fiber wheels by clicking here.
Sprint Filter – Available for all motorcycles
Main Features
- Polyester patented technology
- OEM air filter on the most exclusive Ducati and Aprilia motorcycles of last 5 years
- Essentially maintenance-free
- More performances, more engine protection than cotton and sponge air filters
- No oil needed to stop dust
- No shampoo to wash it
To find out how a Sprint Filter can give you an advantage on the street and on the track, click here.
Rough Crafts is a professional design powerhouse, they specialize in custom motorcycles, graphic design, product development, street art… and blend them all together. Learn more at Roughcrafts.com