Take one look at the Wraith B120 and it's clear that this is no Harley. And that's just how Matt Chambers, who founded Confederate in 1991, wants it. Chambers --who says the name of his Birmingham, Ala., company is meant to evoke a spirit of rebellion, not the Civil War -- calls Harley-Davidsons "conformist." He limits quantities of Confederate's eclectic bikes to several hundred per model. The Wraith B120, with its carbon fiber and aircraft-grade aluminum chassis and oversize girder-shaped fork, clocks a top speed of 150 miles per hour.