Well David continues to build out his baby and it continues to amaze me. If Harley, or another manufacturer don't hire this guy they're stupid. Based on the new Blackline and Highball, they are just that.
Here is more eye candy of on of the best looking Sportsters ever:
Lovin' the blacked out Fat Boy style wheels, wide whitewalls and that headlight is downright evil!
Very clean, very dark, very sinister...this bike even would make Buddha look like a badass!
David, you are a custom Sportster god!
Can't wait to see what comes next...
Hang in there
-Buddha
Dear Sir:
ReplyDeleteA beautiful looking motorcycle in my favorite color. I am amazed at the visual effect those wheels have on the overall image. The headlight is downright evil. But your friend must have a bionic ass tio sit in that saddle for longer than 10 minutes at a time.
Fondest regards,
Jack • reep • Toad
Twisted Road
The Motorcycle Blog For Sophisticated and Sensitive Riders
I have no knowledge of David's ass and hope I never do but damn he can build a good lookin' motorcycle. He also takes awesome pictures!
ReplyDeleteHang in there
-Buddha
Great looking bike and great photos. I love the way the whitewalls really 'pop' out in the pictures. Well done!
ReplyDeleteI have never been a fan of whitewalls but David's bike really makes me want to go that route when it comes time to replace my tires (yes, I am cheap).
ReplyDeleteHave fun and be safe
-Buddha
You've been quiet lately... All good on the western front?
ReplyDeleteFondest regards,
Jack • reep • Toad
Yeah Jack,
ReplyDeleteJust workin' my ass off 80+ hours per week to bring a project with a ridiculous timeline in on time in the hopes of not being outsourced to the world's second most populous country. You know, the American dream in the age of globalization.
Hang in there
-Buddha
what wheels are these and sizes, i gotta get em on my iron, amazing!
ReplyDeletechris
Chris,
ReplyDeleteDavid says the wheels and tires are from the FatBoy so that would make them 140/75R15 for the front and 200/55R17 on the rear. He changed out the tripple trees to 39 mm Wide Glide units to fit the wider wheels and tires.
-Buddha
Hi!
ReplyDeleteI'm the owner of this scoot. I've been away from the custom world lately (family affairs...) and I have no idea about this entry in your blog. So I'm glad to see it now (some months after ;).
"In the road" again modding a couple of things. Time to replace the a/c, to build a front fender (already installed, custom made) and let's see what I'll do with the rear one. It's a neverending process, you know!!
Thanks for your words, and for the comments.
Ah, sorry. Just a pending question. Both tires are 5". The twin wheels are 16", 3" wide.
ReplyDeleteSorry boss, I thought I let you know over on the forums...
ReplyDeleteCan't wait to see where you take this awesome bike next!
-Buddha
Bike looks beautiful. Do you know if you can fit a front tire like that one on an 883?
ReplyDeleteThis bike started life as an Iron which is an 883 so the same steps should apply.
ReplyDelete-Buddha