'Red Rush' Is a Different Kind of Custom Harley Low Rider

Another One

Thunderbike - a German custom motorcycle outfit - has cranked out its fair share of amazing builds over the years, or rather, a pretty dizzying array of rides. That trend continues as the company enjoys tremendous popularity among those seeking something unique, and the latest - this Harley-Davidson Low Rider dubbed "Red Rush" - certainly fits that bill.

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Familiar Inspiration

As is the case with many builds that have emerged from custom shops over the years, Red Rush draws inspiration from the TV series Sons of Anarchy, which created its fair share of Harley fans in the process as well. Since then, the FXRT has become an incredibly popular vessel for modifications, and this one is no exception.

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In House

In this case, however, nearly every single part present on this Low Rider came from Thunderbike's own catalog, including its Digger wheels, which measure 18 inches in the rear and 21 inches up front. Those unique rollers are wrapped in Metzeler CruiseTec tires for a properly muscular look to boot.

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Long List

From there, the list of Thunderbike parts is long and extensive, including things like its 300mm floating disc brakes, Moto bars, forward control kit, license plate bracket and lighting, grips, front and rear axle covers, and foot pegs.

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Unique Combination

This build also touts Thunderbike's caliper covers, torque cover, tank mount, turn signal brackets, LED turn signals, and a whole variety of tiny little bits and pieces that add up to a pretty unique combination.

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Long Distance Cruiser

One of the few exceptions comes to us from the seat - which is a Saddlemen Step Up piece designed to provide a nice, relaxed riding position - perfect for a long-distance touring machine like this, with plenty of room for all one's luggage in those pretty painted saddle bags.

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Stunning Looks

The look is perfectly capped off with a blacked-out powerplant and a custom paint job from Chikos Pinstriping, which looks absolutely stunning from every angle. Add it all up, and you've got one of the coolest - and most unique - Low Rider builds out there.

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