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Okey, Ultra Classic, (check); Custom Green paint with flames, (check); Chrome everything (check); Performance mods, (check); head to Ultimate Builder in San Mateo, (check).
Mike Mileham entered the Modified Harley class in San Mateo, CA. with his 2005 Harley-Davidson Ultra Classic. To enter, jump to Ultimate Builder – http://www.ultimatebuilderbikeshow.com.
Jovan Samonte brought his 2004 Yamaha R1 to San Mateo, CA and entered it into the Performance Class. He has over 20,000 invested with a significant amount of performance work done. A very sano build.
This Topper is a 10 cu in (164 cc) 2-stroke single cylinder engine delivering 9 hp. The Topper had a continuously variable transmission, like most modern scooters. You don’t need a button to start her up, just grab the lawnmover-style handle and pull.
The front body, front fender and floorboards of the Topper were made of stamped steel, the engine cover and body are made of chopper gun-sprayed fiberglass. Enthusiasts can enter their bike at Ultimate Builder Custom Bike Show at http://ultimatebuilderbikeshow.com.
What does an ex-Custom Chrome Exec do after ejecting from distribution? Run the House of Thunder Harley-Davidson dealership… This is his customer custom bike that was entered in the Modified Harley-Davidson class at the San Mateo Ultimate Builder Custom Bike Show.
Willie McCoy, shocked 15,000 fans Sunday by winning the Labor Day Weekend Springfield Mile. It not only marked the first Springfield Mile win for the 41-year-old Texan, it was amazingly his first national win ever. McCoy’s stunning victory was 23 years in the making. That’s how long he’s been on the pro circuit.
There was hardly a dry eye in the house when an emotional McCoy took center stage on the podium after the 25-Mile National. Even Chris Carr and Jake Johnson, who joined McCoy on the podium in second and third respectively, said they were happy to see McCoy take the victory.
“It’s unbelievable,” McCoy said. “On the cool-down lap I started crying a little bit because I was happy. It doesn’t; even seem real. It hasn’t sunk in yet, but it will hit me sometime soon. We’re going to celebrate and have fun tonight.”
Shayna Texter’s win marks the first time a female has won a main event in the 50+ year existence of the sport. Shayna has been on a mission recently with a podium finish in Sacramento and a very close 4th place finish at the Springfield Mile.
“I have just been digging deep and getting hungrier every time I get close to a win,” Shayna says. “I have been dreaming about this for a long time and to make it happen at a place where my grandfather has a place in the Knoxville Sprint Car Hall of Fame makes it even better.”
Want to see how long it takes to build a custom motorcycle from the scratch? Our friends at Nash Custom Motorcycle built one in 3 minutes… They are gods at doing a quick build… And they got a little help from time lapse photography!
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Rick and Meghan are back.They duo recap Rick’s latest trip to Sturgis. Rick talks about the past 25 years of Sturgis, his acceptance into the BBA, and the Hamster charity event. Motorcycle news is about Polaris, Victory, and Indian. In entertainment the discuss Sandra Bullock and snuff, Hokay Hay, Sisters on the Fly, The Art of Chopper tour, and Barnett’s magazine. Meghan talks about customer appreciation day and the upcoming anniversary party.
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