At Honda’s corporate table, the NX400 Falcon’s fate was sealed: a model destined for South America alone. A shame, as it was ideal for global markets. Lucky Customs of Argentina, however, saw its potential, transforming this overlooked bike into the “Falcon Sprint”—a lively mini super-hooligan with flair and grit.
Lucas Layum, the mastermind behind Lucky Customs, thrives on salvaging forgotten machines. When a battered NX400 crossed his path, he envisioned a motard masterpiece with Lucky’s unmistakable aesthetic.
Lucas Layum’s Custom Honda NX400 Is a Masterpiece
Stripping it to its core, he melded the NX’s frame with components from a defunct Voge 500 sports bike. KYB USD forks, multi-link suspension, and Nissin brakes breathed new life into the Falcon’s chassis, while lightweight wheels completed its handling transformation.
Inspired by Argentina’s iconic Ford Falcon Sprint, Lucas dressed the bike in vivid orange, black, and white, blending automotive nostalgia with two-wheeled audacity. A custom tank-tail combo, Jeep-inspired headlight, and speed-hole accents added Lucky Customs’ signature charm.
The rebuilt 397cc engine now roars with a custom air cleaner and flame-spitting exhaust. The result? A rebellious, hot-rod-inspired motorcycle that’s as at home tearing up city streets as it is stealing hearts. In Lucas’s hands, the Falcon didn’t just fly—it soared.
Take a closer look at this bike over at Pipeburn, and think about checking out Lucky Custom’s site, too.
