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Sheriff Phantom 1 of 1 1100cc

AED 180,000

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Item Details

Kilometers

4500

Year

2022

Final Drive System

Belt

Usage

Used very rarely since it was purchased

Wheels

2 wheels

Engine Size

1,000cc or more

Seller type

Owner

Warranty

Does not apply

Posted on: 10th August 2026

Description

Not another custom bike.
From the beginning the goal was never to build another custom bike. It was to build something
presidential, a motorcycle with the presence of a luxury grand tourer. Clean, elegant, and
recognisable from across a room.
The Phantom follows the design philosophy of Sheriff Motorcycles. Machines that do not copy the
past or follow trends. They stand on their own.

Why it wears the name.
A Rolls-Royce earned the name Phantom for silence. In 1907 near silent running was the miracle,
and the car that had it moved like a ghost. A motorcycle cannot claim that, and it would be false
to pretend otherwise. This one earns the name a different way. Phantom also means an apparition,
a thing seen once and then gone. There is one Phantom, and you may see it once. That is the
ghost in the name.
There is a real thread from a Rolls-Royce to a motorcycle, and it runs through one machine. In 1923
a road tester for The Motor Cycle called the Brough Superior the Rolls-Royce of Motorcycles. Rolls-
Royce sent a man to George Brough’s works in Nottingham, saw how the bikes were made, and
gave him written permission to keep the phrase.
Every Brough was built by hand for one owner, tailored down to the handlebars. Each was
assembled once to fit, taken apart for plating and paint, then built a second time. The fast ones
were timed at Brooklands and handed over with a signed certificate. Here was a motorcycle held
to the standard of a coachbuilt car. T.E. Lawrence owned seven of them.
That is the line this motorcycle steps into. One body, shaped by hand for a single machine, built
the way the great coachbuilt cars were built and named for the same reason they were.

Built in Sydney. Finished in Dubai.
The Phantom began as an idea in Sydney, and that is where nearly all of it happened. The
sketches, the design direction, the engineering and the hand fabrication were all carried out there,
the silhouette and the intent set and then shaped into metal over the course of the build. Only the
final finishing touches were completed in Dubai.

The 2022 Indian Scout was chosen as the foundation for its lightweight aluminium frame, and
because it presented a challenge. Very few builders attempt to completely redesign this platform,
which made it the ideal starting point.
Every panel was shaped with purpose. Every line was refined until the bike had the look they were
after, a silver arrow. Nothing added for attention, everything designed to create one complete
shape.

Coachbuilt means a body made by hand for a single machine. It is how the great one-off cars
were built, and it is why they are the ones that hold their value.
There is one Phantom. It cannot be reordered, and there will never be a second. That is what you
own, an object that exists once, shown at 4,500 km and kept as a collector’s piece.