The seat looking like he wrapped vinyl over a 2x6 and set it on edge. I'd spend 15 seconds looking at that in person and wouldn't put it in my garage for free. A two wheeled cartoon. Skilled work, but still a cartoon.
I'd rather watch a monkey have intimate relations with an NFL regulation football.
"Built for a 2019 custom show by a guy named Hawke Lawshe from Montana-based Vintage Technologies, the bike is a wonder to behold.
The first thing that catches the eye is the extremely long front fork that ends with a 17-inch wheel, the same size as the one in the back.
Then, the frame, custom-made by Lawshe from scratch, holding a 1981, fully exposed Shovelhead engine that has been stripped of the cooling and oiling components. The engine starts by means of an exposed kicker mechanism, is controlled by an EMF auto clutch, and breathes through an inverted fishtail exhaust.
Lawshe would have taken the bike to an auto show this year as well, but now he’s left with showing his masterpiece online (see the video below). We reckon his has a lot of chances at one of the three awards Harley will announce next week for the bikes in The No Show."
The online bike show, that Harley is promoting over the past week, has had some very interesting bikes making a debut. This one sure is unique and when he fires it up, in the video below, the engine is a thing of beauty.
man swear I saw a like like this coming out of a bar in Daytona across from the Abate camp ground,,, I was at the stop and looked left and this bike kept goin and going out the bar... as the fifth Daytona..
06-22-2020, 03:46 PM
