"When Mike Edwards is riding his motorcycle, he doesn't want to see another bike like his under someone else's torso. He wants his bike to be different. More than that, he wants it to be unique.Into motorcycles since age 18, the local Department of Energy employee decided a few years ago to have a bike custom-built to his taste and riding style. "So I could have a one-of-a-kind," he says. Edwards' bike, built by Guillotine Choppers in Lamar, isn't as outlandish as some of the custom jobs featured on the television shows and magazines that helped make these bikes so popular in recent years. But it is his own design, even if he didn't actually build it."