You heard about the annual Neiman Marcus Christmas Book and its 6-figure exclusive gift ideas. The 89th edition was released this week with its list of gifts that 99% of us can’t afford. For example, for the very lucky biker, a motorcycle ride down the California coast from Seattle to San Diego with actor Keanu Reeves, both you and him riding his limited edition Arch Motorcycles, the KRGT-1 featured here.
Cost? $150,000 for a package including 2 riders and the purchase of one KRGT-1 motorcycle, a beautiful 124” V-Twin machine featuring a steel and aircraft-grade billet aluminum frame with carbon fiber fenders , a front cowling and performance suspension.
Builder Gard Hollinger, Revees’ partner at Arch Motorcycles, will join the ride. Gift available to only 3 Neiman Marcus customers. And if you need me to tell you how to order from Neiman Marcus, I bet you can’t afford to buy such a gift to yourself or for anybody else.
Such a deal!
Not available on Amazon Prime?
Nope, you are right !!
Out of my price range & glad of it
LOL !!!!!
Ah, well then! Aircraft grade billet aluminum makes it worth it. Of course bicycles are made from the same grade aluminum, but who who buy a machie like that with “bicycle grade billet aluminum?
Most useless phrase in the English language…
I guess they have to sell them somehow.
@18bravo
Yeah billet is an oversued marketing term. All it means is that XYZ part was machined from a solid chunk of metal , as opposed to forging or casting or rapid prototyping.
Marketers are also prone to use the term “mil-spec” which means nothing unless said widget comes with Certification specifying what Mil standard it complies with.
And that would be Keanu of the “i-never-heard-a-ya” Reeves…… ???
(unless we’re talking about Keno in Reno)
-nicker-
He’s got money. He loves riding. As far as I know so far nobody has been forced to buy one at gunpoint.
If he spent his time and cash on macrame or save the puppies nobody would give a damn. Bankroll a motorcycle manufacturing concern though. Bad Keanu.
There are some peeps with a right to bellyache. They are running the raw edge of bankruptcy trying to deliver a machine into a world of regulatory BS and customers looking for the next big cheap. Now they have to contend with a marquee face that gets free press for his bike wherever he rides it.
If you ain’t one a them though, methinks your sour grapes is giving you unnecessary agita.
Good for them. Arch gets exposure, maybe some rub gets a chance to ride with Keanu and everyone is happier. Better respect the 124 though, that could bit someone used to riding on a 103.
The bikes look good, and you’ve got to acknowledge that they’re targeting a specific type of buyer with the price and everything. Good luck to them.
Having said that, I only want to go along for the ride if I can call him ‘Neo’ the whole time. That would be cool.