Tony Prust of Illinois-based Analog Motorcycles builds classy customs based on 1970s-vintage Japanese motorcycles: his Yamaha RD350 is one of the most popular machines we’ve featured this year. So here’s his latest build, commissioned by the owner of a design company based on Amelia Island, off the coast of Nassau County in Florida.
The bike is called ‘Nomad’, and the starting point was a 1974 Kawasaki KZ400—a simple four-stroke, air-cooled twin. In stock form, the KZ400 is a somewhat staid and functional machine, but Prust has customized almost everything apart from the engine.
Cool bike, now on to the links…
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Spellchek: Having a chuckle at other’s misfortune just seems so wrong, but go ahead and enjoy anyway.
CP: Collapse Then Crackdown …
PR: Obama Administration Blames GSA Spending On Bush
Roug: Now Who Does A Conservative Vote For?
Zilla: Identity Theft- Another Tool for the Politics of Personal Destruction from the “Tolerant” Left



Thanks for linking, and cool bike.
No problem-o.
Thanks for the link! and that’s my kind of bike…I love all the black,especially the wrapped exhaust. I’m not a fan of too much, if any, chrome on bikes.
I was liking this bike the second I saw it. I’m with you, the black trim really looks nice.
Thanks for the link Steve. My first motorcycle was a 1979 Honda Hawk. I loved it.
You are very welcome!
My first (and only) motorcycle was a Suzuki Enduro. Good fun.
Thank you, Steve! My brother had a bike like that when I was a kid, but I don’t think it was as fancy.
You are very welcome.
Thanks for the link, man.
No prob…