Shadow 600

There Honda Shadow 600 Bobber is a custom motorcycle project from the model Shadow 600 of Honda. It stands out for its minimalist style and retro inspiration, obtained by purifying and modifying the basic motorcycle. The term "bobber" generally designates a motorcycle which has been "lightened" by modifications: shortcut wardrobe, solo saddle and often a lowered seat. Here are some common changes observed on a Honda Shadow 600 Bobber :

1. Framework transformation : The rear frame is shortened to remove the superfluous parts, creating a more elegant look.
2. Saddle: A discreet solo saddle or a spring saddle is installed to recall the classic appearance.
3. Handlebars: The original handlebar is replaced by a high handlebars ("Ape Hanger"), a low handlebars ("Drag Bar") or a high mini-guidon, for a more aggressive or minimalist style. 
4. Mudguard: The front and rear mudguards are removed or shortened for a more refined aesthetic.
5. Exhaust : The original exhaust is replaced by a shorter and noisier aftermarket system, to improve performance and sound.
6. Lights: Smaller and minimalist fires, such as "bullet" or LED lights, are installed to guarantee visibility while strengthening the appearance of the motorcycle.
7. Painting and aesthetics: A personalized paint or a thermolacage, often with matt or satin finishes, is applied, accompanied by other aesthetic keys such as nets or decalcomanies.

These changes may vary considerably depending on the manufacturer's preferences and the vision he has of the final appearance of the motorcycle. The objective is generally to create a unique and personalized machine with a assertive retro style.