It's time to say goodbye to a Chopper I have absolutely LOVED owning. I purchased this bike in 2007 brand new and over the next couple of years made a number of mods including:

- Chopping, wrapping and lowering the bottom pipe to accommodate a new Baker 6 speed kick start

- Removing the primer belt cover and having it custom painted with "Texas Loud & Lone Star Proud" by locally renowned Austin, TX artist

- One off, custom designed and made by Bill Wall of Bill Wall Leather. Bill was, at one time, the go to seat maker for WCC and it was only after I made some calls and got a favor or two that he built this seat for me. It's a Japanese Hannya mask made using lead leather and stink ray.

- Custom airbrush paint job on the rear fender by the boys at OSC "Other Side Customs" in Dallas, Tx. OSC does all of the paint for Rick Fairless down at Strokers and did an AMAZING job on this fender.

- The wear on the tires is minimal

- No dings, chips or dents in this bad boy

- Winterized every winter and primed every spring

- Springer front end (chrome)

- Barrel oil tank

- Split gas tank with leather straddle

- Beautiful red powder coat rims

- 210 rear tire

- Hard Tail for life…….because rear suspensions are for candy asses.

- "12 inch ape hangers

If you want a loud, flat black aggressive chopper that is going to stand out in a crowd, get every attorney and dentist on their shiny Harley turning their neck to check you out when you pull up to the bar and every old school camel jockey giving you a head nod and props as you roll down to Austin for the next bike festival….then this bike is for you. Seriously, not the bike you want to try and ride all the way to Sturgis (though I did ride down to the Texas coast once or twice) but the bike you want to keep the chrome polished on and ride to the local biker bar every Wednesday or Friday night.