2013 Custom Mudslide Chop

What was your intended objective when you started the build?

To build a custom bike that I could ride that would not get lost in a crowd

What motivated you to start your project?

Wanted to build my own custom chopper

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

Hand picked all the part’s,built my own handlebars,license plate brkt.,fender,Hand covered seat pan with leather

What are you most proud of?

The finished product that I built with my own hands and imagination

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Specifics

Make, Model & Year: 2013 Custom Mudslide Chop
Fondly known as: It has been called the Widowmaker
Time spent: On and off about 2 years
Motorcycle cost: Ground up build
Money spent: $8000.00
Engine: S&S 107″ V-Twin from an American Ironhorse Texas chopper
Intake: S&S Super G carb
Exhaust: Eddie Trotta D2’s
Transmission: 6 Speed trans. from American Ironhorse Texas Chopper,BDL Open Beltdrive
Frame: Mudslide Chop oil rig frame
Suspension: Hardtail frame ,14″over fork”s by Frank,5 deg. Raked Wideglide triple tree,stock shaved lower legs
Wheels, tires and brakes: Aftermarket Billet wheels,Metzler 240 rear,180 front tires,Bourget front 6 piston brake,willwood rear
Finish – Paint: Black paint and powdercoat
Accessories: Autometer Pro cycle speedo,Daytona Twintec ignition,Spyke starter,PM Controls,DBI Billet Forward controls

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