cool

awesome

chopper from wa

i never see this at the phone box unlucky hey

awsome

nice work cheers spanner

just cool

tank girl

nothing but steel

deano's 86 softy with a 98 stroker this bike moves.and about to get a face lift.

diffrent paint job

jason pullen going krazy on his sporty, this guy stunts a few harleys and a top effort

ed roth artwork if you have any cool pics or tats just email me cheers guys

cheers chris no story but its a tidy bike mate

tcme ribbed points cover,copper finish.
to suit unit triumph.if ur interested
just email me with a offer cheers

what a hero

check out the 47 Knucklehead loz bought this in Denver Co.
in 1979 as a basket for $2,600.
It's been on the road since 1986. Has Pan barrels and flywheels
12v electrics, 4 over Big twin springer.
nice bike

hey guys we can get these cool velocity stacks.
to suit s&s e series carbs they are $75.incl free postage in nsw
just email if interested ftw069@live.com

foxs,latest project about to start.
if you have any projects on the way
feel free to email me

tidy swingarm mad bike cheers chris

hey guys does any one no what this motor is.

check out this dude

thats a nice front wheel

the easy riding muther fuckers well cheers again spanner
docted pic, but what a great job. bet they loved that (captin america) paint job

moose's 1959 pan
It was all housed in an old 74" flattie frame that was sawed up,
stretched in various directions and then rebuilt.
this is one tidy panhead

sportster layback tail light lens new $35
suits 86-03 sportys
if your interested email me

this is a metalflake vintage helmet size small
from the states. If ur interested email me cheers

no info came in on this pic
but hey does it matter
cheers spanner

interesting pic, this guy has balls

42WLA
Built entirely by Steve, a Kiwi friend of loz,s in about 1980.
With a 4 speed pre-unit triumph trans and light weight made that bike the sweetest Harley to ride in traffic. The only slight drawback it had was a single row primary chain that needed replacement at regular intervals, but it was cheap industrial chain anyhow so wtf. Steve did all the work on that bike and even built the Fishtails for the exhausts from the lid of an old 44 gallon drum.
now thats cool