O. Ray Courtney was a designer from the 1930s-1950s who applied Art Deco stylistic principles to motorcycles. Pictured above is a 1936 motorcycle that he built in that style from a 1930 Henderson, carefully restored by its owner, Frank Westfall. You can view more pictures of this beauty at the link.
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Want a car? Get a car. They do being a car so much better than a motorcycle does. On the other hand bodywork like this adds so many disadvantages to a motorcycle it's pointless.
Yes, it's very pretty as a museum or even art gallery exhibit, but a mode of transport it is not.