My new toy...... Old school content

**OutToWinPAHC** · 06-13-2010, 04:30 PM

New Toy

Sold I sold my sportbike and went from a CBR to old school hardtail bobber.

I picked the bike up with some issues for cheap. The bottom frame gusset was cracked, the bike did not run, and was missing some parts. Ended up removing and replacing the gusset, rebuilding the carburator, and replacing the entire ignition system. Then I added signal, horn, and a rear fender to be legal. This is my new toy, but with a hardtail I don't know for how long.

. 1996 Harley evo engine 1340CC fresh built
. Paugcho Rigid Straight leg frame powder coated gold
· 4" over Springer Front End
· 4-Speed ratchet top Transmission
· Kick and Electric start
· 3" BDL Open Belt Drive Primary
· remote oil filter set up
· Paugho upswept exhaust
· Z-ape bars
· 16" wheels with 40 count spokes and new wide white tires
· stretched sportster tank with custom paint
· Biltwell solo seat pan with handmade custom cover and LaRosa billet seat shocks
· Rigid Solo bag
· Mini-speedo
Upgrade mods

- BDL clutch 35% more surface then stock
- Dynatek Dyna 2ki Ignition module
- Crane Cams High Intensity single fire coil
- S&S Super E carb
- S&S Intake manifold
- K&N filter
- S&S oil pump
- Crane Cams upgraded oil pump springs

**cammed goat** · 06-13-2010, 04:38 PM

That's one helluva bobber. Suicide shifter and ape hangers. Man, that bike looks light as hell.

**pajeff02** · 06-13-2010, 04:42 PM

Nice looking bike!

**Knight** · 06-13-2010, 05:52 PM

Nice. It's great to see customs done right - believe it or not mine used to be a full dresser -

My brother has a '49 panhead rigid that looks similar to yours. Just run about 15 psi in the rear tire - that'll help with the bumps.

**SouthernBornThriller** · 06-13-2010, 07:15 PM

Badass bobber for sure. Your tailbone is gonna hate you after about 50 straight miles, but who cares.

**0rion** · 06-13-2010, 10:36 PM

I'm not into bikes and know basically nothing about them. Although that bike looks nice it also looks like the most uncomfortable thing in the world. How does it ride?

**OutToWinPAHC** · 06-14-2010, 02:55 AM

Not comfy at all.... No rear suspension, springer front, it just sucks. Its cool to cruise on around town but that's it. I am actually considering getting rid of it soon because of my back. As much as I love it, its not good on herniated disk.

**0rion** · 06-14-2010, 08:45 AM

Originally Posted by OutToWinPAHC

Not comfy at all.... No rear suspension, springer front, it just sucks. Its cool to cruise on around town but that's it. I am actually considering getting rid of it soon because of my back. As much as I love it, its not good on herniated disk.

that's kinda what I was thinking by looking at it. Like I say, I don't know shit about bikes. I just look at that thing and the design and figure I would hurt like hell the next day after riding it. Looks sharp though.