Perhaps the world's strangest motorcycle has lived in a garage in Finspång - now it was sold at auction to one of the creators behind the colorful bike. - It's such a unique and odd thing, it looks more like a work of art, says Mikael Eriksson, who sold the Flower bike.
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Perhaps the world's strangest motorcycle has lived in a garage in Finspång - now it was sold at auction to one of the creators behind the colorful bike. - It's such a unique and odd thing, it looks more like a work of art, says Mikael Eriksson, who sold the Flower bike.