Its alright, if you are into the Show ponies!
I just ride mine.
Wonder how many miles a bike like that would have on it.
Can't imagine a bike like that doing serious road trips!!!

 

19800 miles.

 

Nope but I wouldn't own that for long trips and I would ride the hell outta it locally!

 

I love the bike...going to build one like that soon. I don't understand why people think you couldn't do long trips on it...if it had an air suspension in the back, (not "air assisted" shocks) it would ride better than a stock street glide.
Good Work!

 

Brian on here aka Im blanking out on his name did a Cross Country Trek on his 26" Street Glide from Michigan to Cali to Washington and back up the Peninsula, no Trailer, no Nothing just his bike. But hey these are touring bikes right!

 

Looks good besides that big ugly *** wheel lol........... just joking looks cool

 

Looks good man. You can ride anything across country. i could ride a hard tail mini bike with a techumsi motor across country if i really wanna ride. Its all in how bad ya wanna ride. If i owned it you bet that sucker would be on the highway. like the paint.

 

The big wheel thing is growing on me and I love low customs but I can't actually ride them. Had Ness build me one back in '99 and after hitting the bags on every corner had to sell it. I did put over 20,000 miles on it. Loved the look and looks, hated the ride. Maybe as I slow up in my old age I'll think about it again?

 

I really like the powder coating. I like the concept. I really like the look of the stretched neck and big wheel. I have the same problem of hitting the bags as others have mentioned when they're stretched. That's why I haven't put them on my bike. I drug my stock bags when I had a 200/50 tire instead of a 200/55 with the stock shocks. That doesn't mean I don't like the way they look though. For me it would be a bar hopper. I would have something similar as a second bike. Only I would have to have maroon and white instead of orange and black. Gig 'em! If this is really your first stab at building a custom bike I think you did great. Different tastes make the world go round.