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1964 Harley-davidson Flh-frisco Springer on 2040-motos

US $25,000.00

Year:1964 Mileage:800 Color: Custom

Location:

Erwin, Tennessee, United States

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Harley-Davidson FLH-Frisco Springer tech info

Engine Size (cc):74 Warranty:None For Sale By:Owner

Harley-Davidson FLH-Frisco Springer description

Frisco style chopper.. 64 Pan bottom end was mated to a 66 top (topped by some Throwback rocker covers), fully rebuilt with a mild cam and a slight compression bump. A rebuilt S&S L was sourced and some custom linkage was made to be clean and functional.. Hans at Cycle Goods whipped up a neat little bird catcher, has a one off mag that tucks in ever so nicely. Stock 4 gear was hooked up using a Primo belt drive and pro clutch inside one of Mr Phares awesome primary covers. Custom linkage was fabbed up to operate the foot clutch cleanly and efficiently. A shorty king/queen pan was fabbed and sent off for a magical leather treatment. Dalton Walker made a set of bitchin round spoke invaders and that finished up the look. Way too many hours were spent twisting and hammering metal to add a little pop to the Browns chrome plating. Many more hours of fab disappear into the BF6 bike, invisible.. clean and functional.. Has a one off amazing paint job.. Bike was built by well known ole school bike builder Trent Schara, as an invited builder to the Born Free 6 show.. This bike is featured in several magazines.. Easyrider, cover of freeway, in showclass, and cycle trend.. A bad ass one off hand made vintage motorcyle! Bike is sold as is, no warrenty, buyer is responsible for shipping, i do reserve the right to end the auction at any time,i will assist in any way that i can..you are more than welcome to come view the bike before bidding. Call or text me @ 785-259-1034

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