1994 Harley Davidson Road King

What was your intended objective when you started the build?

To build a hot rod Road King.

What motivated you to start your project?

I’ve never owned a stock motorcycle, or anything for that matter

What was the most unique and creative thing you did to the bike?

Oh, the list is long. It could be the 113 engine or 6 speed overdrive, or maybe the extended rear fender with LED lights from the hardware store. Could be the fast on/off audio fairing.

What are you most proud of?

That would be the 113 Ultima engine.

What do other people say about your motorcycle?

Most people cannot believe it’s 24 years old

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Specifics

Make, Model & Year: 1994 Harley Davidson Road King
Time spent: Off and on for 10 years
Motorcycle cost: $8000 used
Money spent: $20,000.00+
Engine: 2016 Ultima 113 El Bruto
Intake: Ultima R1 (Super G clone)
Exhaust: Vance and Hines Big Shot Duals with mufflers replaced with Khrome Werks.
Transmission: Rivera Primo 6spd overdrive.
Frame: Stock
Suspension: Front is Chromed stock Rear is chrome Sportster Custom 12″ units.
Wheels, tires and brakes: Stock 16″ chromed Tires are Kenda Kruz Stock brakes with custom Mesh style rotors
Finish – Paint: Paint is Nissan A17 Sunset Pearl done by Steve’s Auto and Marine in Ottawa Ontario. Playing by AL CHOPPERS in Hamilton Ontario.
Accessories: Fairing is a Chinese cheapo with the body lines straightened by Steve’s Auto and Marine. It features a 200 watt Sony and 6×9 speakers. Windshield is a Memphis Shades 6″ . The front light bar and signals were removed and I replaced them with Street Glide style. The rear fender has been extended with a fibreglass kit and moulded in by me, finished by Steve’s. All the stock rear lights are removed and the holes filled. The rear LED lights came from the local hardware store and are controlled by a Kuryakin run/stop/signal module with dual load compensators. Seat is a LePera Silhouette recovered in gator print leather by Mikes Upholstery in Hamilton Ontario. Handlebars are Demon Cycle 12″ bagger apes with chromed controls and levers.

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