Late again, if I keep this up Springer is gonna cut my pay in half...lol
We have a really great turnout this month, but now we've got a problem that I've not experienced yet...too many entries. There is a limit on Poll Questions of 10 entries, so my apologies to ghostrider69 and rickss69. These are "re-posts", so I'll hold them for next month.
Here we go...
fatboy323
My 2004 Fatboy
Fatb0y
There's no ride like a Glide.
JayFL459
What The Hell ..
T.W.Dustin
I would like to submit my '48 Indian Chief. I just got it back last week from paint. I have had the bike a couple of years and got it from a 78 yr old who had inherited it from his brother. It had been in the same family since the mid sixties. When he inherited the bike it was all together but quite a mess. But the bike was mostly original and still had the correct matching engine for the frame. His son-in-law, who is an aircraft mechanic, completely stripped the bike and rebuilt it from the ground up. Mechanically, it was quite sound when I got it. Asthetically it was kinda ugly. I set out to take the old Chief to the next level. Black Billy Bikes in Mesa, AZ did the paint.and bodywork. I added the correct (original 1948) bars and a different (solo) seat. I also purchased the fender tips and scripts for the tank from Starklite in CA which were missing when I got it. It also now has an electronic ignition module inside the original distributor. I just got it back last friday with the fresh paint and rode it home. Here are some pictures:
Steel
From light Socal to light tourer:
prostreethotrod
Sick
Specifications:
Year/Model: 2006 F-C4
Painter: The Custom Shop
Color: Burgandy
CHassis: 10qrt Oil Recirculating in Frame
Rake: 58 Degrees
Back Bone Stretch: 12 Inches
Down Tubes: -3 Inches
Front Forks: 14 Over American Suspension
Front Wheel: 120/70-21 Avon
Rear Wheel: 330-30r17 Avon
Engine: 2006 Mech with Hemi Heads
Builder: Maximum Torque Engines
Displacement: 114
Horsepower: 180
Carb: Dual Mikuni's 45's Polished
Air Cleaner: D&M Customs
Exhaust: Hand Made Stainless by Stainless Creations
Transmission: 2006 Trick Shift Right Side Drive 6spd
Primary Drive: Chrome Hi-Tech 4"
Final Drive: Chain/Weld Charger Sprocket
Accessories:
Headwinds Headlight Side Mount Taillight
Oil Tank in Frame - 10qt Capacity
Internal Throttle
Leather Seat by Twin City Upholstery
Hand / Foot Controls by HHI
bqkearns
2005 FXR Pro-Street
Year:2005
Model:FXR Custom assembled pro-street
Eng size: 100cid Delkron, Axtell, S&S pro street dual plug heads, S&S rods and pistons, and wheels, S&S E carb.
Primary: BDL Top fuel 3" open drive
Transmission: 6spd Baker OD
Pipes: Ceramic S-Trapp
Seat: Custom
Wheels: 16" custom cut billit,,200 rear
Accessories: Just the basics, all billit, built for speed, and she is quick.
And the story: My new ride, rescued her from Barnetts in El Paso, needed something to cruise while re-building my 86 FXRSP
The_revenge
1991 FXRP. Still has the siren button in place of the horn button.
FineHDRider
1978 Harley Super Glide
Original owner and still the ride of choice. Internals S&S sidewinder 88" kit, Andrews close ratio gears and a lot of fun
Hellhound53
Yup....built it myself,swapmeet special her name is Bob "Beast Of Burden" kinda like a Boy named Sue but different!!
Wow, some really nice rides this month. Thanks to all who entered (including those that I couldn't fit in this month).