The Suzuki GT380 represents Sean Pelletier?s personal conquest to create a high quality machine in the shortest feasible time period.
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Regarded a niche and analog art, motorcycle customization has evolved rapidly throughout the years. Becoming a digitized design study, the meticulous process of customization reconsiders every aspect of build. From its machining parts to the reimagined body panels, and every minute detail in between, custom motorcycle represent months, if not years, of tireless dedication.
Conceptualised On-Screen, The Suzuki GT380 is Dialed-In To Perfection

Born out of 2D sketches, the Motoworks Suzuki GT380 was conceptualized using a CAD software, which allowed creator Sean Pelletier the liberty to inspect, design, and test, each individual component before fabrication and installation. More than a bike, the Suzuki GT380 represents Pelletier?s personal conquest to create a high quality machine in the shortest feasible time period.
Armed with a challenge which easily dictated Pelletier?s every selection, the Suzuki GT380 is based on a mid-70s GT380. Gearing toward a performance/sport-centric design, Sean Pelletier swiftly teamed up with Denver-based industrial designer Jeremy Lacy, in order to establish the essential mechanical parameters and bodywork.

Broken down to a series of parts that could be machined or welded, Sean carefully measured and modeled...