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[electra88]

GOD DAM THAT THING IS NUTS!!

[porthole]

Very nice 

[MUFFMAN]

Nice bike. ! Do you lock & alarm it when its parked?  If not please pm me your address.lol

[miker]

Congraulation, salutations, commendations  and all other remaining ations on  fine job!

 

Mike

[HDCruizer]

I don't know if that's good or bad - LOL

[HDCruizer]

Funny - When it was just Red, I had a hard time leaving it in a crowd, when it was a flamed "California Kid" I had a harder time leaving it. Now... I don't know, seems I don't stray that far.

[HDCruizer]

Thanks Mike - More pictures to come shortly.

[EAGLE1]

WOW,   thats 1 RAD BGR

[Smiler]

Done a great job there bouyo, it's awaesome.  I can't really tell by the photo but did you get the engine diamond cut as well. 
Have you got a link yo your parts list- you have given me one or two ideas now.

[HDCruizer]

This should get you started....


MOTOR SPECS

Year: 2002
Model: FLHTC
Displacement: 106 / 1730cc
Balancing: RUBBER MOUNT
Ignition: SCREAMIN EAGLE TWIN CAM IGNITION MODULE
Cases: STOCK    Heads: Port & Polish - SCREAMIN’ EAGLE VALVE SPRING KITS
Pistons: SCREAMIN’ EAGLE
Cylinders: SCREAMIN’ EAGLE
Carburetion: Mikuni
Exhaust: Rineheart
Cam(s): 204 Screamin Eagle - SCREAMIN’ EAGLE ROLLER ROCKER ARMS
Rocker arms: Screamin' Eagle Roller Rocker Arms
Push rods: Screamin' Eagle Perfect Fit Pushrods - Twin Cam
Lifters: Screamin' Eagle
Lifter blocks: Screamin' Eagle
Connecting rods: Screamin' Eagle
Flywheels: SCREAMIN’ EAGLE® STROKER FLYWHEEL AND ROD ASSEMBLY
 
TRANSMISSION
Year: 2002
Shifting: Karata 5 Speed
Trans sprocket/pulley: PERFORMANCE MACHINE
Drive side: Left Primary drive: 3” OPEN PRIMARY - Karata
Sprocket/pulley: Karata
Case: Karata
Gears: Karata
Special features: Extended shift rod – Floor board extensions 3” from frame to fit 3” open primary – Both left and right side to match
FRAME Manufacturer: Harley Davidson
Suspension type: Progressive Suspension 413 Series Progressive Chrome Shocks
Motor mount type: Rubber Mounted

FORK
Manufacturer: Harley Davidson
Style/type: STOCK
Year: 2002
Sliders by: Touring Chrome Lower Fork Sliders
Triple Clamp rake: Stock
Special features: Custom Designed Neck & Frame Covers

WHEELS/brakes
Front/size: 140mm
Rim: Performance Machine - Torque                                               
Front hub: 360 Brake
Tire: Venom
Brake caliper/rotor: NONE – 360 Brake System – No front Rotor – Internal front brake (Clutch design)                             

Rear/size 200mm
Rim: Torque – Performance Machine
Rear hub: Performance Machine
Tire: Venom
Brake caliper/rotor: Performance Machine

ACCESSORIES

Handlebars: Stock – Internally wired
Risers: Stock
Grips: PERFORMANCE MACHINE
Headlight:: Stock    Tail light: Billet Boy’s – License Frame License plate mount: Frenched into reworked Arlen Ness Fender
Mirrors: Performance machine Torque
Tach: STOCK
Seat: C&C Custom

Misc items:
Oil tank: Solid Stainless
Oil lines: BRAIDED
Steering damper: Stock
Speedo: Stock
Horn: Stock
Footpegs: PERFORMANCE MACHINE
Controls: PERFORMANCE MACHINE

[DCFIREMANN]

Nice bike. ! Do you lock & alarm it when its parked?  If not please pm me your address.lol

YEA WHAT HE SAID!!!!!!

That is a nice looking bagger.

Be Safe

THE DAWG

[lilbear]

Outrageus!  What incredible attention to detail on this one of a kind build!  Looks like the "Soul Collector" consumed a few souls in the painstaking build of it's creation.  Who did your paint?  I was a bit confused by your photo album though, it looks like the bike was sitting in a garage?  Something that gorgeous needs to be in sight at all times.  Perhaps the living room!  Take a deep bow on this one.  Make sure you keep us all informed as you start collecting those trophies!

[HDCruizer]

Outrageus!  What incredible attention to detail on this one of a kind build!  Looks like the "Soul Collector" consumed a few souls in the painstaking build of it's creation.  Who did your paint?  I was a bit confused by your photo album though, it looks like the bike was sitting in a garage?  Something that gorgeous needs to be in sight at all times.  Perhaps the living room!  Take a deep bow on this one.  Make sure you keep us all informed as you start collecting those trophies!

More photos taken by the photographer at Easy Rider Mag (Michael Farabaugh) will be uploaded later tonight - Check them out.. Very nice to see some professional work. Paint was done by Wizzard - Local in town guy... Does amazing work!

Ya, she's kept in my garage - However, under direct TV link via video. Not to mention chained to 2 solid posts which are concreted into the floor of my garage. Can never be to careful.

We did very well at the International Motorcycle show Jan 2008 - Best in Show, Best Touring Bike in Show and Best Domestic Touring Bike in Show. I'm in 2 more shows coming up - March 28th / 29th and April 5th / 6th.

[lilbear]

We did very well at the International Motorcycle show Jan 2008 - Best in Show, Best Touring Bike in Show and Best Domestic Touring Bike in Show. I'm in 2 more shows coming up - March 28th / 29th and April 5th / 6th.

Congratulations on the awards.  I know that is just the beginning!  If you keep that bike in the garage, how many recliners do you have sitting around it?  I know I would spend an incredible amount of time in the garage just looking at it.

[CVOMOE!!]

Awesome job by a Canadian eh???  Well done. 

Regards, Moe