For Sale
2005 Custom Motorcycle
$39,700

AWESOME

Pictures do not do this bike justice...you have to see it in person.

My son and I built this bike and had a blast. We learned ALOT and we spent more money and time than planned, but what project doesn't cost more or take longer....especially if you have high expectations out of yourself and the final outcome.

You will not find a nicer, higher quality bike for the money.
I have over $37,000 invested in parts and paint.
Here's a list of what we used...also you can check out some build pictures at www.fasteningconcepts.com/chopper/index.html.

  • Frame-2005 Redneck Engineering "Gettin High", 40 deg rake, 4" up, 5" out

  • Engine-2005 Revtech 110 (rated at 115 hp)

  • Transmission-2005 RevTech 6 speed, converted to hydraulic clutch

  • Primary Drive-3" BDL Open Belt Drive

  • Ignition-Dyna Coils

  • Air Cleaner-Wimmer Spike

  • Exhaust Pipes-Martin Brothers, Medustas with heat shields

  • Paint-AIREA 5150

  • Chroming-Dirty Joes Chroming

  • Handlebars/Controls-Custom Cycle Controls

  • Grips-Eddie Trotta "Twisted Death" machined to work with Custom Cycle Controls

  • Headlight-Adjure

  • Seat-Psycho Inc, (custom built...leather with stingray inserts)

  • Tail Light-Eddie Trotta Weld-in LED(molded to rear fender)

  • Foot Controls-Eddie Trotta "Twisted Death"

  • Shift Linkage and Mirror-Wicked Image "Tribal"

  • Gas Tank-Independent Tank Company

  • Front Fender-Milwaukee Iron

  • Forks-Mean Street "Stilleto" 6" over

  • Triple Trees-Mean Street, 6 deg rake

  • Wheels-RC Components "Warlock"

  • Tires-Avon 21" Front / Avon 18" Rear

  • Brakes-Hawg Halter front / Exile Sprocket Rotor rear

    • As you can see from the build pictures, the sheet metal work includes enclosing the tank tunnel on the frame, building up the seat pan area to recess the seat, flairing the frame and seat to the rear fender and molding in the LED tail light.

    There is less than 100 miles on this bike, not even a tank full. We finished the bike 2 days before the Easyriders Bike Show 2006 in Dallas (first two pictures). Started for the first time the day after the show. It was great!!!
    Anyway, the bike is brand new.

    Our next plans are to build two bikes together. We each want to build a Bobber. He has some ideas for his and I have ideas for mine.

    HOWEVER, THE BOSS (my wife) SAYS WE HAVE TO SELL THIS ONE FIRST!!!
    There's a lot of good memories with this one, I hate to see it go.

    Please, serious inquiries only.

    Contact Information
    Vernon Dede
    vernon@fasteningconcepts.com
    Phone: 817-354-7876
    Cell Phone: 817-915-8388