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  • are those stock forks? also custom hard tail or a kit?

    thanks

  • @sbc63trls250 I am pretty sure that the front end is from a GL1000. The hard tail was hand crafted along with the rest of the custom work by Mike Leasure at King Custom Cycles.

  • Sounds awesome

  • I can't remember what size jets I ended up running. It took a little trial and error before I got the right jets. The exhaust had no baffles, full open straight pipes that sounded pretty awesome.

  • What were your carbs jetted too? I am assuming thoes pipes have no baffel but I don't hear them popping.

  • awesome bike and awesome sound!

  • Tastefully done.

  • Is it the original body frame... or not.....

  • @Steelheart8280 It is the original frame that had the rear section cut and a rigid section welded on.

  • wow man. that rr fender is skin tight! aren't you afraid of the tire hitting it when you hit a bump? kidding! i really dig it though. i got a hard on to get one of these motors in a rigid and put something together similar to this. it looks kindv'e empty in the rear though, is something missing? whats that tank?

  • @wanderer1031 The rear might look kind of empty because there is no rear suspension. Nothing is missing though. I rode this bike for one year then sold it. It was a fun bike and always got a lot of attention and compliments. The tank is a Harley Sportster tank. Oh and a lot of people thought the fender was too close to the tire, but I never had any problems with it.

  • @wanderer1031 his ass is no where as close as mine is on my trophy 650 im a inch from that tire

  • SOLD to Tampa, FL! Bikeweek 2010!

  • this is the bike that bike me want to start building bikes. it used to be known as "the father" made here in Indiana right?

  • @pharside1515 Yeah. this bike is known as "The Father". It was built by Mike Leasure @ King Custom Cycles.

  • Nice man!

    I got a 1980 CB750C with the thought of bobbering it, restored from seized and put on those cone filters like you have there... but Im gonna ride it out and save for a vtwin. Besides with the kerker I have on it sounds almost like this anyways. Straight pipes make it sound MEAN tho! (monkeyed a pipe onto the collector and it was AWESOME!)

    Oh and I want wire wheels, they're so sweet! Gonna live with comstar since Im leaving it stock tho. Get some ride action videos!

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