LCC

The Hexer is a "modern classic" chopper-style motorcycle built by the company Liberty City Cycles, distinguished by its basic tube frame design and elaborate rake construction. The Hexer is based on a West Coast Choppers CFL with the choppers rake sharing elements from the Orange County Chopper's "My Pillow Chopper".

The Innovation is a radically designed custom chopper with fine detailing and unconventional design elements, most notably featuring a rear wheel with a sprocket connected to the chain drive that is directly mounted onto the rim and encompasses the diameter of the rim. The handlebars and headlight are inspired from the Harley Davidson Breakout, while the body shell (primarily the rear wheel) appears to be based on a Billy Lane Choppers Inc. model.

The Avarus seems to resemble the Orange County Choppers T-Rex (most notably in the exhaust, frame, gas tank, and back-end), with minor elements taken from the Orange County Choppers Splitback. Also, despite its large chopper inspiration, it is slightly smaller in scale than its inspirations.

The bike takes the design of a mostly naked chopper design with a large V-twin engine mounted, fitted with a protruding primary drive, with an Atomic-branded belt. Both handlebars comes with a sharpened spike on the end and the rear features a rounded tail light on the left and a rectangle tail light on the right, with a license plate below it and mounted vertically.

Much like the appearance would suggest, It can accelerate like a bat out of hell. In fact, the bike seems to have so much torque, even from a stand still, it can easily burn rubber, and the performance seems to also improve from the standard Avarus. The stopping distance and turning radius are slightly improved, making for a surprisingly well performing chopper.