Having gone last year, we highly recommend making your way to Austin for The Handbuilt Motorcycle Show in April. If you need more to entice you to book a ticket, consider this BMW Landspeeder from Revival, which will be making its one and only appearance at the show. Stealing stylistic ideas from the R37 that Ernst Henne rode back in the day, Revival’s bike is built as a show piece—there’s no battery and no lights. What there is, however, is a lowered engine, flat-cut steel, and a body that looks like a black leather couch had a child with a high-end speaker. Basically, get to Austin and see it.
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