There are reason they went out of business, agred they look cool as hell, but the price was ridiculous. 12k ain't bad, I'd have gone for it if it had a harley motor.

 

I always thought they were cool but pricey. I saw it sitting there and realized I couldn't buy the parts for 12. I was actually look for a Heritage softtail. BTW they are still in business. You can call the factory in AZ and they answer the phone. They still covered my waranty claim 1 mo. ago.

If I was ordering the bike, instead of buying their old inventory, I would have opted for the harley egine. But so far, I'm happy with the revtec, its and 88 evo style putting out 80 hp.

 

You make an excellent point. Except they're still in business, and they come with Harley (or S&S motors).

 

I'm gonna try to post some pics. They're not the best, taken with a friends phone.

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http://www.cycletrader.com/listing/2...bber-104391401

 

For $12k I would say you did very well. Nice looking bike. Wonder who makes the fork?



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Well I'll be damned, I was told they went under. My bad. Good looking bike for sure.

 

I cant remember on the forks, the trees are pro one. They shut down for the summer a while back when the founder died. It got a lot of attention, but when they opened back up after the summer, it did not get as much attention. I called them on the phone yesterday looking for a seat. They're still there.

 

Sucker Punch Sally's founders did not die. The guy that bought it did.

The company was originally started by Donny Loos and Jeff Cochran out of Cincinnati, Ohio. They built it up then they expanded to Arizona where Christian Clayton (who passed away)became a partner and eventually got the whole business when Jeff and Donny decided to sell their portions and go their own way. Jeff opened Speed King and Donny has his own shop again as well Don's Custom Cycle.

Good looking bike btw. I always liked SPS bikes.

 

It's a nice looking bike. I used to have a Paramount chopper that was fun to ride at first but then became a huge pain with reliability. Took all the fun out of it. Sold it at a big loss and am glad to be rid of it. My Night Train has been perfectly reliable and I'm sticking with H-D from now on. Hope you have better luck with yours.