I go to a lot of shows at oe of the shows I found this bike - the guy who built it put a lof of work and detail into it. Check out all the copper work, Shot glasses on the shifter and lights, Paint job - now that is one sexy bike IMHO. I know many here will appreciate this bike. So now post your own...

 And this one must be up there too... Amazing this much metal and you can barely see it

 And for all the BMW people - there is this - Supercharger version - yeah baby!

JD bike is something else....Beemer is more my style tho......and wouldn't ya just love to be that fence post behind bike number 2

 Fine, you made me do it...
BMW got hot stuff too with a sexy bike of course from 1964

Naaaaaahh....she's just not built as well as the bike, mind you her boots look nice !!

the bike looks cool... but not something ya can ride much... those rivets sticking up on the floorboards gonna be uncomfortable on the feet in no time and the seat?? I prefer to enjoy my rides.. not spend all my time pulling my ass back off the fender every time I hit the throttle...and on top of that... ya got plenty of shot glasses... but no place to hold the bottle

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Am I the only male that worries about sliding up over the tank in a crash and having some really drastic male surgery done without benefit of anesthesia. - Tanks should be SMOOTH

I do like airhead Beamers tho, with or without Barbie dolls.

 From Boston Bike show, 

Trying to understand that one. - The mitered bends to make the rear fender are interesting - Will have to remember that one

If you prefer the minimalist approach, check this one (NO, I don't know anything about it but the engine specs are impressive)
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Nice Bike, like the gauge next to the seat. Cool details.

A wee bit over the top.....I'll go with 99's minimalist.

I agree, those avinton bikes are nice bikes!

Bikes are ok. The accessories are very nice though!! LOL!

Not too sure if this falls in the sexy area ;??  Just a sweet old school style motorcycle at the Arlen Ness Museum in Livermore Calif.
If I had a choice this would be my ride ! 

Yep, that qualifies

 This one has legs too - second one little out of foucs, not sure where I was looking

Like the metal work, paint job, fender work

That's more like it but missed the motorcycle

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 And then of course there is this - a great piece of two wheeled history

These are all great bikes. I woldn't ride em though. It would ruin their value.

Excepting acouple early on I sure would - If - I did not have to pay for them