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Most people have seen tandem (two-seater) bikes, penny farthing (old-timey) bikes, and even tall bikes (exactly what they sound like), but these crazy bike mods make those tried-and-true models look downright boring. 1 The Dino Trike Who wants to wrangle a dinosaur without having to head to Jurassic Park? Check out this awesome T-Rex trike that was recently for sale on Craigslist. The rider can even make the old bag of bones open her mouth and turn her head.   ( Source ) 2 Bison Bike Whether you love the bison of the American West, or you just miss the shag carpeting of the '70s, we're pretty sure you'll love this bison bike spotted in Copenhagen. I sure hope they keep it out of the rain, or it might just start smelling like a real bison. ( Source ) 3  Camper Bike Plenty of people bike through the wilderness and camp out in tents. However, full-size camping trailers have been reserved for those using automobiles. Artist Kevin Cyr's camper bike finally gives cyclists the...

Suzuki is one of the leading bike-builders in the world, their GSX series making history in both racing and street industry. We are now presenting a different, one-off Suzuki GSXR1000, which has been reworked almost completely and is now for sale. The bike features unique upgrades that total $67,000, built only for this particular piece. The most important of them are the RC Components Wheels covered by a 330 mm tire at the rear, connected to the frame through a custom swing arm – this item alone cost the owner a whopping $12,500. source: luxatic.com

These gorgeous looking motorcycles are designed and built by an Italian company, based in Milan, named Café Racer & Superbike. They manufacture exquisite motorcycles, for exclusive customers all around the world, who enjoy cruising on bikes that will turn a lot of heads on the streets. Their projects, named DUU, come with powerful American engines with high amounts of torque, mounted on Italian chassis and accompanied by specific Italian trim and designs. What sets them apart from other motorcycle brands are their air cooling systems, with side distribution camshafts, which eliminate the need of radiators, just like vintage two-wheelers.They come in Conlatusa and Deperlu versions, featuring DUU chassis and 148 Nm torque. The aforementioned characteristics make these bikes suitable for all sorts of terrains. In case you’d like to find out more about these bikes, you should go to their official website. source: luxatic.com

This futuristic bike was designed and built for Mathhieu Kasovitz’s “Babylon A.D.” movie, released in 2008, with Vin Diesel as protagonist. The sci-fi screenplay needed an out-of-the-ordinary vehicle to be driven by Diesel, thus the Yamaha FZR Compressor Prototype was born. Lazareth took care of designing the motorcycle, using a Yamaha FZR 1000 as blueprint. The original bike got almost completely modified. The suspension and the whole frame were lowered, and among the many additions it now features a single arm to the rear. source: luxatic.com

The bike is still powered by a Harley Davidson engine which is able to produce 110 HP but thanks to the stripped weight it will be a lot faster than the standard Harley. The price for this beauty? “The One” is priced at $145,000 but if you’re looking for a bike with perfect balance between beauty and performances, this might actually be the one.

German custom bike builder – Custom Wolf – created this low, black and menacing bike as a tribute to a legendary car brand – Porsche.   This motorcycle boasts 113ci S&S engine, gold plated screws and carburators, LA Chopper exhaust and original Harley Davidson gearbox. Sitting  on Thunderbike 4 by 18 front and 10 by 18 inch rear wheels, this Porsche tribute bike has black and gold-plated screws and brake calipers adapted from a Kawasaki ZX10R