They next approached Shane Richmond and Aaron Snukals at Wildcat Harley-Davidson in nearby London, KY, and "They were 100 percent receptive. I spoke to Aaron Snukals, pitched him the idea, and he said 'That's a great idea. Let me walk you out here on the floor and you pick a bike.' I selected a 2010 XL883 Sportster and they took it in the back to have it painted."

That's just the start, however. The next step will be to take it to the Country Music Awards to have it signed by a variety of country music stars. Dolly Parton has already agreed to be the first signer and negotiations are underway for others such as Taylor Swift and Tobey Keith to sign as well. Altogether, 40-some stars may put their names on the bike.

From Nashville the bike will move to the Jay Leno show. "Let's shoot for the stars" is how Edward describes their thinking when they decided to approach Leno. "Jay does bikes now and then, he'll bring a bike out and let it sit for a couple weeks, and get stars on the show to sign. We asked them and they agreed. They said they couldn't do it in October but maybe late November or else early December."

Police said 45-year-old Kenneth Cravens was indicted Tuesday on several charges, including receiving stolen property and manufacturing methamphetamine.

The Harley-Davidson motorcycle was found in pieces in October. It had been signed by several celebrities for the auction, but those autographs were sanded off.

The motorcycle was supposed to be auctioned off for the Susan G. Komen For The Cure charity.

Police said Cravens was charged with manufacturing meth second offense, trafficking in a controlled substance - meth, possession of a handgun by a convicted felon, receiving stolen property worth over $10,000, criminal mischief, tampering with physical evidence and possession of drug paraphernalia.

Cravens was already on probation on meth-related charges when he was indicted.