2013 Custom Chopper Bobber Hard Tail TP 107 JIMS Trans Baker Primary Harley

2013 Custom Built Motorcycles Chopper

Price: US $27,000.00
Item location: Westerville, Ohio, United States
Make: Custom Built Motorcycles
Model: Chopper
SubModel: Carpe Diem
Type: Chopper Bobber
Year: 2013
Mileage: 1,000
VIN: 1AMRR2FR5C1P70007
Color: Black
Engine size: 1,753
Vehicle Title: Clear
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Description

Fabrication By: Paul Cavallo – Spitfire MotorcyclesYear: 2013Model: Hard tailTime: 6 months EngineMake: TP Engineering EVOModel: Pro SeriesDisplacement: 107Pistons: S&S forgedHeads: EdelbrockRocker Boxes: Racedyne Shovel HeadCam: S&S 600Carburetor: S&S Super GAir Cleaner: Spitfire BullseyeExhaust: Spitfire High ‘n TightPrimary: Baker Synchronous Belt Drive TransmissionMake: JIMSShifting: 6 Speed FrameMake:Rake: 38 DegreesStretch: 1” up, 2” forward and 2” back Front EndType: Girder Narrow GlideBuilder: Spitfire MotorcyclesExtension: 2” WheelsFront Wheel: Buchanan Stainless SpokeFinish: Black Powder CoatSize: 21” x 2.25”Tire: Metzler ME880Brakes: Spitfire MotorcyclesBack Wheel: Buchanan Stainless SpokeSize: 18” x 5.5”Tire: Metzler ME880Brake: Spitfire Motorcycles Sprocket Brake PaintPainter: Casey at Headcase Kustom ArtColor: House of Kolor Gunmetal and BlackGraphics: Pinstriped flames and lace work AccessoriesBars: Handmade by Paul CavalloRiser: Biltwell dog boneHand Controls: Hydraulic brake and clutchFoot Controls: Dark Side by Spitfire MotorcyclesGas Tank: Jason Wilson at Sacred Steel CyclesOil Tank: Spitfire Motorcycles Honey PotSeat: Pascal at Riff Raff LeatherSeat Pan: Handmade by Paul CavalloRear Fender: Bare Knuckle ChoppersBattery Tray: Spitfire MotorcyclesHead Light: 2010 Harley-Davidson Wide GlideThis bike is a blast to ride! I searched high and low for a girder front end to start the project. I found the girder by Spitfire Motorcycles. I called Paul Cavallo at Spitfire and that is where the story of Carpe Diem began.I placed my order for the girder front end like I knew exactly what I was doing. Knowing what I know now thanks to Paul, clearly I didn’t have the first clue on how to pair the right components to make a safe, great riding chassis. Paul’s first question was what frame was I using? I told him I had selected a repop frame. He asked me if I could change anything about the frame, what would it be? I told him I would stretch the frame forward and backward. He told me he would make the frame and I could not order it quick enough! Paul and his guys twisted up a sick frame with the perfect rake, trail and all the other things I have no idea how to figure out.Now we are cooking and I could see a one-of-a-kind chopper build was in the works. Paul had the vision and called his fellow craftsmen buds from southern CA to put their prints on the project. The first call was to Casey at Headcase Kustom Art. Here’s the deal on Casey, let him run and you will get far more than you could have imagined. Get in the way and you will be in the way (this I know from experience). I wanted red pin striped flames and he was steadfast on blue. He could not have been more on the money (see for yourself!). He is gifted, kool and fun to collaborate with.You can’t build a build a chop with vintage style without the right leather. This is where Pascal from Riff Raff Leather entered the scene. Paul gave him a poster of the Spitfire logo with the red “helmet headed” skull with the shit-eatin’ grin who just snagged a piston from your bike (I digress…) and he nailed it! Not a little, I mean dead on. You can’t appreciate the detail unless you see this masterpiece in person. Between the secret padding Pascal put in the seat and the seat pan that Paul made in his shop, the seat is a smooth rider.Paul turned to Jason Wilson at Sacred Steel Cycles to make the exact gas tank we needed. As for the wheels, Paul paired a set of black powder coated Buchanan rims, stainless spokes and Metzler 880 rubber. This is a “can’t miss” setup and trust me, they ride as good as they look. Other than a few odds and ends from Biltwell that I wanted on the bike, Paul made or fabricated everything else such as the handle bars, foot and hand controls, oil tank, hydraulic clutch, seat pan, sprocket/rotor combo and all the other necessary parts required to build a roadworthy scoot. You see, this is what Paul is great at; making motorcycle components that are cool but above all else they are super functional. Feel free to email me with questions. This bike is located in Ohio. If you are in the area, you can take this awesome chop for a run.

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