Jack NBC takes the first Creators Custom Clash
The Italian creator’s custom Breakout was selected from six European builds at European Bike Week 2026.

Jack NBC has taken the inaugural Creators Custom Clash title, Harley-Davidson’s new competition for custom motorcycle builds. His Breakout was presented as the winning machine at European Bike Week 2026 in Faak am See, Austria.
Six creators from different European countries took part, with each one working alongside an authorised Harley-Davidson dealer. Their brief was to start with a production motorcycle and turn it into a one-off custom build. The complete group of six was shown together for the first time at European Bike Week 2026.
Six builds, six design directions
NBC’s winning Breakout followed a performance-inspired formula, using aggressive visual details and a substantial selection of premium components. Harley-Davidson says the project was the creator’s most ambitious custom motorcycle to date, despite his previous experience with the brand’s machines. Harley-Davidson Legnano collaborated on the build.
The other entries explored markedly different themes. France’s Eskyas produced a custom Street Bob. Spain’s Javier Gallardo turned a stock Low Rider into Nómada, a modern chopper built around ideas of freedom, exploration and life on the road. UK tattoo artist Miles Langford showed a Clubsport-influenced Street Bob, pairing a performance-led engineering approach with individual artistic details.
The result was decided through public voting alongside an expert-panel review. Judges considered creativity, craftsmanship, how effectively the design had been executed, originality and the overall presentation. Francesco Vanni, Harley-Davidson’s Head of Sales and Managing Director EMEA, said the event demonstrated the possibilities created by combining individual creativity with the knowledge of the authorised dealer network. He also congratulated Jack NBC and Harley-Davidson Legnano on the winning motorcycle.
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