2002 Bagger Build

[FSG]

I wonder if that was originally built by Chris Eder of the old Misfit Baggers?

I'll see what I can find out.

[FSG]

the current owner isn't giving too much away

this is what it looked like when he bought it

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[djl]

That is one "fugly" Harley!

[JW113]

Like it or hate it, either way it was an attention getter! Which seems to be the point of a bike like that, to ride around Daytona and Sturgis with a barely clad chick on the back, and posing for lots of photos. Given that, the bike hits the bull's eye, no?. Will be interesting to see how it turns out with lots more bling.

-JW

[PoorUB]

I don't  get it either, but then I want a motorcycle to ride, not rolling art, and I use the term art loosely. I would rather look at an older restored ride than much of the current styles.

To each his own!

[IronButt70]

That is one "fugly" Harley!

[biggzed]

Ahh. I've seen that bike on the interwebs before. It was built by Tyler at Sikpipes. Even has it stenciled on the wheel. Not sure if another shop did the frame work or not, but it wouldn't surprise me if DA Performance did the frame work. DA uses his pipes on a lot of builds. They are a high end shop. That is going to be a nice bike.

Zach

the current owner isn't giving too much away

this is what it looked like when he bought it

[thumper 823]

whooooops

[road-dawgs1]

the current owner isn't giving too much away

this is what it looked like when he bought it

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[IronButt70]

the current owner isn't giving too much away

this is what it looked like when he bought it

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