The firm stands out not only for its innovative designs but also for creating custom bikes that clients cherish as family heirlooms.
Roy’s Toys Customs has gained a following for its meticulous craftsmanship and attention to detail that delivers award-winning parts and customs.
Our exceptional customer care ensures clients feel supported through every step of the customization process, making the journey as rewarding as the finished product.
Colorado-based Roy’s Toys Customs is known for producing high-quality, unique custom Harley-Davidson motorcycles and custom parts that deliver thousands of care-free riding miles. Meticulous craftsmanship is our guarantee.
A metal engraver for 47 years, I have had the privilege of working with top motorcycle builders, and one of them is Roy Martin of Roys Toys Customs. His approach to building custom motorcycles is top shelf.
"Your company is truly upstanding and is behind its product 100 percent. Hestia is worth much more than I paid. I like Hestia more each day because it makes easier."
"Thank you for making it painless, pleasant and most of all hassle free! I am so pleased with this product. Dude, your stuff is great! I will refer everyone I know."
Your Hardware Needs and Upgrade Our B-Hive bolt kits ARE designed to make your ride stand out. And our customization story goes back much further. We’re a family of Harley and Hot-Rod enthusiasts and thrill-seekers Read more…
Roys Toys' Got Your Six won the Republic of Texas (ROT) Biker Rally contest in Austin, Texas
Every custom build comes with a custom bike name. The No Name Bagger is Roy's personal bike and it hasn't revealed its name yet.
You don’t stumble into a Roys Toys build by accident. You choose it. Same way you choose a good whiskey, aged, intentional, and not for everyone.
AIM Expo, short for the American International Motorcycle Expo, isn’t a show. It’s the show. North America’s premier powersports trade event.
by Kurt Woock, Writer for and on behalf of the City of Glendale It’s hard to say when Roy Martin sleeps. He spends 40 hours each week building custom motorcycles at his shop, Roy’s Toys Read more…
