This Custom Suzuki GT380 Has a Timeless Minimalistic Design

The concept sketches allowed for any new parts that were being considered to be measured, before fabrication, as part of the design process. That way, Pelletier and Lacy could be sure their design would work before committing to building it.

"Since the pieces were all carefully designed in CAD, no time was wasted in reworking things once they were built," Pelletier explained to Yanko Design.

"For example, we didn’t have to worry about the front fender hitting the fairing because we already moved the parts around in CAD to make sure there was no interference anywhere within the range of travel," Pelletier continued.

The custom bike was fitted with a sleek new fiberglass bodywork as well as an aluminum fuel tank.

A leather seat, an HID headlamp, and that white paint job finish off that sleek classic look with a modern twist that makes it difficult to categorize this stunning design.

6 months of designing and crafting

Pelletier explains that the entire process of designing and building the retro-futuristic custom design took him and Jeremy Lacy 6 months of working 20-hour weeks.

The final design is a sight to behold: the minimalistic color scheme gives it an understated familiar feel while the form makes the motorcycle look fresh and contemporary.

For more cool designs look at this impressive collection of custom motorbike designs, as well as some of CES 202's most stylish concept cars shown at the event.