With Gard Hollinger, Keanu Reeves Shows off his Hot Cars at ARCH Motorcycle Co.

Now for a change from the normal sport car-related topics, Guy Pickrell from the HotCars YouTube channel sits down with Keanu Reeves and his co-founder of the ARCH Motorcycle, Gard Hollinger. The two talk about how the boutique motorbike company got its start, their goals for the future, and what they intend to accomplish with their efforts. This interview gives readers a behind-the-scenes look at the business and presents both men's subsequent observations and commentary on how they contribute to the brand's future. Keanu Reeves and ARCH Motorcycles ARCH was established in 2011 as a result of Keanu contacting Gard Hollinger to have some custom work done on a Harley-Davidson motorbike. Further discussions eventually led to the idea of building a custom motorcycle that could do what Reeves' was looking for and put Hollinger's extensive skill set to use. Gard Hollinger initially said he could not fulfil the request because the type of customization Reeves was looking for was not something he personally dabbles in. Reeves was pleased with the finished custom bike prototype when it was finished, and as a result of their collaboration, the first prototype was created, which later inspired the creation of ARCH bikes. The brand takes roughly three years to get off the ground and go from motorbike prototype to production motorcycle. The original motorcycle inspired the development of multiple models, including the two that are currently produced and a third that may be produced in a smaller quantity in the future. High-Quality Service and Future Plans at Keanu Reeve's Motorcycle Company via HotCars Despite being a relatively small operation in comparison to major motorcycle OEMs, Reeves stated that the company's goal is to offer the advantages and calibre of service of a major OEM while also offering the dependability, rideability, and distinctive customization that their particular brand offers. The customer is encouraged to participate in the process of personalising the bike to meet their wants and tastes, with a focus on creating a bespoke experience that is unique to the individual. They want their bikes to be dependable and serviceable wherever in the world in addition to receiving a high level of servicing. They serve customers all over the world; once they sent a mechanic to Australia to service a motorcycle owned by an Australian customer. The idea is to build a high-quality bike that can also be serviced or fixed by any qualified motorcycle mechanic because, obviously, as the brand expands, such a tremendous effort to service a single motorcycle won't be sustainable.