Some bikes take forever to make. The stunning bagger you’re gawking at began back in 1825 when a physicist guy from Copenhagen named Hans Christian Ørsted got off his butt and finally found the most abundant metal in the Earth’s crust. Without his discovery of what is called aluminium in most of the world before we Americans straightened out that spelling with a much easier to...

     Not only are Scott’s bikes interesting, but his whole approach to building and the detail work involved aren’t immediately noticeable until you get up close and start checking out the intricate work involved. His aesthetic is pure as hell, but he’s still got a sense of humor about the whole process and it shows in things like the embedded chicken man photo in the tank. Of all...

     The Road Glide LED Fog Lamp Mount Kit (P/N 68000183 Chrome, P/N 68000184 Gloss Black; $99.95) from Harley-Davidson Genuine Motor Parts & Accessories is designed for 2015-later Road Glide motorcycles. The elegant new mount replaces the OEM turn signal mount and positions Daymaker Reflector LED Fog Lamps (sold separately) and the turn signals close to the fairing for an...

       Okay, building a custom Road King bagger is not revolutionary as it’s seemingly done every day, but Jason’s approach to his version of the fabled Harley tourer is strictly his own. That’s something we’ve always felt about Crazy Beavers Customs at Barnett’s Magazine Online and why we’ve featured other CBC creations like a Road Glide and, well, another Road Glide. Both of...

      Mark has been at this custom motorcycle thing professionally since opening his shop back in 1995 and he hasn’t toned down his unbridled love for the radically outrageous even though he’s not a one-trick pony. You want a bobber, bagger, or work done on your Harley? Thunder Struck will do it and do it well whether it’s mechanical or cosmetic. But, if you’re looking for...

    Maybe that’s not exactly how former racer Paul Tracy started his company Black Label Baggers in Scottsdale, Arizona, but I wouldn’t be surprised if it was. Paul always was and still is his own guy on or off the track and whatever takes his fancy seems to turn out successful. Black Label Baggers will be no different with a steady procession of stunning custom baggers with...

       I’m not exactly sure when the “girl’s bike” nomenclature thing actually began, but it stuck for years and years. When I sold Harleys, anytime I suggested a Sporty to a buyer, I always got that same “girl’s bike” crap and had to bit my tongue instead of saying what I was really thinking. It reached a peak when I took a sales call from a deaf person through a relay system...

    Possibly like a lot of you, I first thought it was a mildly customized bagger with a killer paintjob. But, it’s a lot more than that and probably closer to the average guy’s idea of a custom Road Glide they’d like to call their own. On second glance, just about everything has been touched in some way, but noting so far out that you couldn’t hop on this bike and just go for a...

     What I saw was a nice looking and much enjoyed FXRP with some big changes that aren’t readily apparent at first. It still had the look of an ex-cop bike, but without all the lights and siren and ticket books. Changes were made where it counted for this rider who rides the hell out of it as you can tell by the road grime which is a badge of honor to some of us and not just a...

     You know, I took one look at this Sporty after all the hard core show bikes we’ve featured recently on Barnett’s Magazine Online and my first thoughts were, “That’s a nice bike.” Now that might seem a bit lame if you’re looking for some ground-breaking, insightful comment, but that’s really about the highest compliment I could give a bike. It’s a really good looking bike that...