Finally done with the winter mods...







Here's what I started off with a little over a year ago:

 

Last summer I laced a 21" front rim to my stock hub, ditched the stock turn signals for mini bullets in the rear and Joker Machine fork mounted units in the front, laydown plate and taillight, added a DK 2" tank lift, Biltwell Apes, and added a set of Wood 555 cams and a Thundermax. Over the winter I pulled the tins off for paint and tore the motor down.

Installed a set of SE 103" pistons and jugs that I had powdercoated by Joe the Powder Pro, and had my heads ported by WFOLarry.


Also switched to a D&D Fatcat, swapped the control cables, installed a DK outlaw A/C, Drag Specialties front brake rotor, and a Barnett heavy duty clutch spring.

 

Sanded the tins for paint

Masked of some flames on the tank


Paint is Ford Tuxedo Black Metallic, which has a bit of blue that jumps out in the sun, and the Flames are House of Kolor Red/Gold translucent, shifts color at different angles, actually looks green under certain lights.

Its really hard to get a good photo of it, at least with my iPhone. I've got a photographer friend thats going to take some decent pictures for me if it ever stops raining here.

 

Sweeeet!

 

Dang! Looks awesome. Love the paint, it looks different even in the pics! I bet she looks really nice on the road! Congrats and have fun with it!

 

I've put a couple hundred miles on it since the rebuilt and I got to say I'm totally happy with the way it runs. I'm probably going to regret saying this but I don't think I'd ever want or need any more power in a Harley, at least one set up with apes and forward controls. The Thundermax w/ Autotune seems to be dialed in great, runs smooth with no bucking or surging and no popping on decel. Sooner or later I want to get it on a dyno to do some fine tuning and see what kind of power I'm putting out (hoping for 100hp/110tq).

 

That is a very nice job. Your bike looks awesome.

 

Looks Great!!! Love that paint Job!!!

 

Looks great, nice job!

 

Really like your bike, lot of nice touches but not overdone.