Photo: TT Custom Choppers
We don't get too much motorcycling news from Turkey, despite Istanbul being entered in the WSBK calendar. However, as scarce as news is form this part of the world Tarhan Telli's work in the field of custom choppers seems to fully compensate: enter No Limit, the devil-red machine.
Tarhan's TT Custom Choppers operations are producing unique and striking bikes, seemingly to show that those who believe there's no two-wheeled action in Turkey how things roll in this country.
The first thing which drew our attention was the fiery red color of the... exhaust wraps! Now, this is one things we just don't meet on a regular basis; in fact this is one thing we don't meet at all, but it looks so stunning and adds a touch of Oriental magic to this bike.
On the aesthetic side, we must admit that No Limit can battle any other custom bike around the planet: its evil attire is a great match for the aggressive riding stance and forward controls, while the simplicity of the whole build and neat, tidy lines are simply beautiful.
With a low seat inside the frame and a huge rear wheel, we could say Tarhan Telli is working on a classic recipe: however, he's brewing his own treat here, as adding a massive bobber-approved front tire changes the whole game. The only thing missing are some red brake discs... do they make such rotors, by the way?
The first thing which drew our attention was the fiery red color of the... exhaust wraps! Now, this is one things we just don't meet on a regular basis; in fact this is one thing we don't meet at all, but it looks so stunning and adds a touch of Oriental magic to this bike.
On the aesthetic side, we must admit that No Limit can battle any other custom bike around the planet: its evil attire is a great match for the aggressive riding stance and forward controls, while the simplicity of the whole build and neat, tidy lines are simply beautiful.
With a low seat inside the frame and a huge rear wheel, we could say Tarhan Telli is working on a classic recipe: however, he's brewing his own treat here, as adding a massive bobber-approved front tire changes the whole game. The only thing missing are some red brake discs... do they make such rotors, by the way?
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