Nicely done.
The almost done pictures.
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NICE NICE.. love the budget builds....
and i thought i did well on overall money spent on my harley!
and i thought i did well on overall money spent on my harley!
thanks. I owe alot to all the local shops for hooking me up with all the take off parts, and letting me dig through all the piles of used stuff. had a blast building it,... tore the engine down to the sludge trap, honed it out, new bearings and rings and put it back together, slapped a boyer on it and it fired first kick. suprisingly there arent any leaks yet. haha
Proof that cool don't cost.
Uhhmmm, does that battery say "DEFICATE"?
haha, yea... Had a buddy make me a sticker that says 
eficate custom cycles.
I wanted people to ask me at shows who Deficate custom cycles is? So I can tell em its me cause I build shit. its soon to come off cause it really doesnt fit in with the bike. haha.
eficate custom cycles. I wanted people to ask me at shows who Deficate custom cycles is? So I can tell em its me cause I build shit. its soon to come off cause it really doesnt fit in with the bike. haha.
That thing is fucking cool! Great job man.
you're gonna love it... if you can find one, try to get your hands on one of the 43 tooth sprocket/drums for the back. it will be much nicer above 50 mph
Nice dude, is that a Spartan's oil tank?
Nicely done bike. I am building a 72 OIF and love hte inspirational budget builds. Did you spray the primary cover and other convers or scotch brite them?? Love the look
under 1K.....Looks a million bucks to me.
The bike looks great and man that is cheap. It reminds me of my buddy Billy's bike who is also from Michigan I think there must be something in the water around here. Again great looking bike. JEFF
Nice bike! Where did u get the rear tire from? The only ones I have found like that with the whitewall and tread have been front tires.
Looks good dude, cheap is the only way to go!!!
ya can't by cool is right. love the bike. ya need to ride over to roseville and check out are stuff. just joined and haven't figgered the pic thang yet.
That thing kills! Now go scare someone with it.
Glad I held off until I read this. I see too many want to avoid splitting the cases to get to the sludge trap. Glad to see you did a correct rebuild on it.Simple. said:thanks. I owe alot to all the local shops for hooking me up with all the take off parts, and letting me dig through all the piles of used stuff. had a blast building it,... tore the engine down to the sludge trap, honed it out, new bearings and rings and put it back together, slapped a boyer on it and it fired first kick. suprisingly there arent any leaks yet. haha
Bike looks great. Any pics from the build?
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