Bobber project.
 

Well not exactly a project CAR, but it's a project. The story goes like this. My mom bought this Harley Sportster 1200 for my little sister. A week later a van comes over in her lane and hits her. She was only going about 20-25 so neither her or the bike were really hurt. It scared my mom a little, but my sister is fearless lol. For the time being, my sister is on my moms really nice Harley trike. Well my mom owed me a little money, so she gave me the bike.


So here is what I have to work with on my Sportster bobber project. LOL.

http://a986.ac-images.myspacecdn.com...93e44bea11.jpg

I already put the stock seat on it, took the windshield off, and ditched the saddle bags and the sissy bar. It gonna end up being flat/semi-gloss black. Exhaust, lowered, drag bars, chopped fenders, solo seat and who know's what else.

I rode it 300 miles back from Pensacola last night. I feel greeeeaaat today.:nono:

Nice looking bike other than the color for now :jester: I think it will look badass once your done with it. You going to be a rebel and get a skull bucket helmet?

And a skull face bandana and skeleton gloves. Plus I weigh like 60lbs so. I'm pretty much just gonna look like a skeleton riding a harley.:D

I was the same way on my bike, I would get to about a 100 and just flap in the wind

It's gonna look alot like this bike......

http://i15.ebayimg.com/04/i/000/79/46/bb9e_3.JPG

Oh yeah the interstate was fun.:panic:

:drool:

Looks like a nice starting point you have there. I love bobber styled bikes.
That sissy bar looks ridiculous on that bike though.

Ohhh yeah it does. It was good to strap my backpack to though. I had it off as soon as I got home. I'll post a picture of what it looks like now a little later on. For as little time as it took to do the bike looks waaay cleaner without all that crap.:yup:

That looks awesome, kinda reminds me of the HD Nightster.