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Chopper1979
Tennessee Widow II
Stretched, raked, and finished underneath.
The story
The build
A long chopper is easy to draw and very hard to make ride well. The geometry that looks right in a photo will try to kill you at forty miles an hour.
This one is stretched six inches with eight degrees in the neck, and we spent three weeks on the trail figure alone. It tracks straight, it turns, and it doesn't wobble coming off the throttle.
Gold leaf on black, hand-laid by the same guy who did Hollow Point. Every weld on this bike is finished, including the ones you'd have to lie on the ground to see.
The numbers
Specifications
- Engine
- 1979 Shovelhead, 80ci
- Frame
- 6in stretch, 8° rake
- Front end
- Springer, 8in over
- Paint
- Black with 23k gold leaf
- Wheels
- 21" front / 16" rear
Shop-built
Modifications
- Hand-stretched and raked frame
- Molded frame neck and welds
- Hand-laid gold leaf
- One-off exhaust and oil bag
- Internal throttle
From the shop
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