Eight years ago Danny started building beautiful Harley customs that retain the stock profile, but raise it to a new level. “I wanted to have it look like a stock Harley-Davidson to give people who are looking at it as a reference point, a starting point that everybody has, everybody rides a Harley,” says Danny. “It’s easy for them to recognize and say, ‘Oh look what he did here,...

  Junior found Tom a 2004 FLSTF for a bargain price. “It was obvious to me that someone had started a project that they couldn’t finish for whatever reason. It was about 70-percent built,” Tom said. The black, stock-framed bike already had a good set of handlebars, a chromed nacelle front end, and 60-spoke 18” wheels with a rear 180mm tire partially covered by a Heartland USA 200mm...

Click here for more photos… This bike feature originally appeared in Barnett’s Magazine issue #64, September-October 2008. SPECIFICATIONS Owner: Dracula Year/Make: 2005 Victory8-Ball Fabrication: Kent Weeks/Lucky Devil Metal Works Assembly: Kent Weeks Build time: Just in time Engine: Victory 100″ Cases: Victory Flywheels:...

Click here for more photos Castillo FXR Story by Mark Barnett, Photos by Frank Rangel This is one of the best looking FXR models I’ve ever seen. It was taken in at Barnett Harley-Davidson in trade thirteen years ago and sold to Rick Castillo, one of our motorcycle sales representatives. The day it rolled into the showroom, Rick saw a crowd around...

  Dawn’s ’98 Super Glide had about 35,000 miles on it when she brought it into the Suicide Cycles shop. Coop decided to tear the motor out of the frame and rebuild it sans the original natural-cast finish of the motor, replacing the aluminum color with a sinister black covering everything from the cases to the rocker boxes. Before he bolted the motor back up, he also added a...

  Geof took the bike home on Super Bowl Sunday in 2005 to his Shirley, Massachusetts, residence and set the bike up in his basement (see builder sidebar) to prepare it for restoration and his own version of personalized modification. “I was able to buy all the replacement sheet metal online. Each piece is from a different state, and came from bikes built from ’01 to’04. I had real...