I saw the orange one in Sturgis and it was very nice for a "Show Bike." The blue is also nice, but there is a lot of money put into these bike or they want a lot of money for them and they are not ment for touring on the long hauls and the "Elite" I forget what they call themselves, buy these bikes like I saw in Sturgis, who all got together in a Hotel right outside of the town one night to show off.

 

I am amazed at the artistry and the ingenuity...


yet i wish someone would mercifully put it out of my misery...

 

That would be the "Hamsters"

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the orange one got sold to some guy in I think Florida and he has logged on 4000 miles already, guess ya really never know for sure till you try it, I just wish I had 10% of the builders talent.

 

It would get a lot of attention because it's different. But I don't like it.

 

The problem with custom bikes like these is they are built for show rather than riding/functionality.

No rear suspension, to low to get decent lean, limited brakes (no large dual disks), huge front wheel looks kinda cool but all that rotational mass on the front is going to make it as responsive steering as a transport truck.

 

Dude, I like yer thinkin' but they are all kewl, yours rocks, they all do, I could do up a roadie like slow Joe!!!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p_jMGbvb9uY

 

I like it

 

What you are REALLY telling us, LEO, is with your new Road GLide purchase, you finally have a 'winner'...

 

got the bike (the downpayment) now I have to make it mine. Mike can ya buy me this rear fender and exhaust?