A harley I would ride.

[Rob Hilding]

When the bike leans over on the stand it leans over to the left side and masks the SSSA. snip

Just carry that 2x4 with you at all times and it doesn't lean too much

[Popeye the Sailor]

When the bike leans over on the stand it leans over to the left side and masks the SSSA.

You would see less of the SSS if it were on the side the bike was leaning towards.


I suspect we're not on the same page.




Also, looks awesome.

[LA]

I have to admit that from the point of pure aesthetics, what makes a motorcycle look good to me, a Harley Sportster looks good.
 
I wanted one badly back in the mid 60's, but , then a friend got a 750 Atlas Norton that would leave anything on wheels, two or four, for make the beast with two backsing dead.

It even obliterated another friends 650 Triumph Bonnie.

The moto world change for me after that.  It would be 25 years later that I finally got my Norton.

But then another friend showed up on his brand new yellow Ducati 750 Sport and shortly after another with his  new green frame 750 SS.  And things really have never been the since.   [moto]

LA

[kopfjäger]

When the bike leans over on the stand it leans over to the left side and masks the SSSA. America drives on the right side of the road, the wheel is open on the left, the casual observer may not get the full effect especially for something that is one off custom.

  The transmission is on the right side on the Sportster engine.

[uclabiker06]

Reminds me of a Wakan.

[Pasta Bobber]

did anybody else notice what seemed to be a front wheel burnout in the video?

[pennyrobber]

did anybody else notice what seemed to be a front wheel burnout in the video?

That's what it looks like. I couldn't figure it out either. Camera trickery perhaps.

[duclvr]

did anybody else notice what seemed to be a front wheel burnout in the video?

It is definitely a front wheel burnout.




How about riding a duc in high heels and evening gown?

[justinrhenry]

my vote goes for video trickery on the front wheel burnout. 

[Düb Lüv]

+1
look like a SBK frame with a solid lead engine. very impressive.

Don't you think it looks alot like a S#R with a Harley motor?
Don

[Raux]

It is definitely a front wheel burnout.

Looks like they adapted the Yamaha or Christini system, you can see the thick cables running down the inside of the forks.

[Pasta Bobber]

Yeah lookin at the stills you can definately see somethin inside the forks. Front wheel burnout.........major cool points

[Speedbag]

How about concentrating on finishing the current build?

Yeah, yeah. My machinist (my brother) is working too many hours, can't seem to get my last bits and pieces out of him.

But one can always plan the next project.