[est1977]

Stopped by my buddy Jeff's shop today and this is his newest creation. An 03 sportster. www.speedkingusa.com

 

[J_F_Byrd]

Stopped by my buddy Jeff's shop today and this is his newest creation. An 03 sportster. www.speedkingusa.com

Very clean. I like that chrome rear fender, you don't see many of those.

 

[dfauerbach]

good looking sporty, nice work

 

[Ironhead-Slim]

I like it! The twisted struts and shifter are pretty cool looking. Very clean ride!

 

[est1977]

The frame was built in his shovelhead jig so it has a good stance to it. The shifter is a setup he is producing as a bolt on for sportsters. Jeff Cochran has always built super clean shovels and pans and this is just his next step for affordable bikes.

 

[Englishman]

Nice work!

 

[Monte03]

Nice clean bike, nice style, I am interested on the steps taken and (parts) to drop that front fork..
Monte

 

[J_F_Byrd]

Having already said how much I dig the bike, what exactly is the deal with the screaming blue brake calipers? Just a bit out of place looking IMO

 

[est1977]

Monte03 the forks are One of Jeff's golden little secrets. I know at a minimum what he does to them so I'm not gonna try and explain it cuz I really don't know enough to tell someone how to drop a set like that.

 

[est1977]

J F Byrd the caliper bracket is a piece that jeff makes and so are the stainless rotors. The calipers are willwood and I really couldn't say why the blue.

 

[vtwinmotors]

Looks good not sure on the brake color but to each their own. Nice clean lines.

 

[Early Iron Motorcycles]

really, he has a big secret for dropping forks? The way forks work is really simple, and with menial research, very easy to find out a multitude of ways to drop them.

est1977, maybe you should give a little history on who Jeff is, and why he may have a few building tricks.

 

[est1977]

My bad guys. Jeff Cochran founded Sucker Punch Sally's. And was co owner with Donny Loos. They sold the company years ago to Christian in Phoenix. Jeff now works by himself using the name SpeedKing. Www.speedkingusa.com

 

[Early Iron Motorcycles]

Jeff knows a thing or two about building bikes that are affordable and good looking.

 

[kwest187]

I like that a lot...nice, simple and Sportster...!

 

[Early Iron Motorcycles]

My bad guys. Jeff Cochran founded Sucker Punch Sally's. And was co owner with Donny Loos. They sold the company years ago to Christian in Phoenix. Jeff now works by himself using the name SpeedKing. Www.speedkingusa.com

Christian Clayton died last Sept. but I think his dad is still running Sucker Punch Sally's.

 

[est1977]

If I built the forks I would say what I did to them. But I didn't. Jeff did. Like I said before. I know only a little of what he does to them so I couldn't say exactly the whole process. And if you want to know his secrets contact him. He only asked me to put the pix up so JJrs can see his sportster.

 

[Fat Greg]

Are these frames available? When I met Jeff at a show in Cinci a few months ago they were not for sale. In fact, he turned me on to the Ledsled guys around the corner. Something for which I will be forever grateful, but I'm still on the hunt for a frame more closely resembling this one.
Don't know if the shop does service work, I'm sure they're real busy building bikes (I seem to see a new one every week) but since I'm only a few miles down the road, I'd love to bring my forks in for shortening.
Fats

 

[Early Iron Motorcycles]

well now that I know who he is, it hasn't changed my statement. Lowering forks is not like a machinists horsepower secrets.

But anyway, the bike looks good.

BadNewsSS, how do you go about lowering forks? there may be some guys on here that may want to know how to do it, can you help?

 

[est1977]

Fat Greg, you'll have to contact Jeff thru his website. The frame is stock and he builds the hard tail section.