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Sorry no--It's not real. I built this in Photoshop in a half-serious effort to see what would be involved. With the right skills, these mods seem highly feasible. Hardest part will be hiding all of the water cooling and computer stuff.
1- The double-rail backbone was angled up and stretched forward.
2- Downtube was stretched but no change in angle.
3- The V-rod only diagonal tube that connects the backbone and the downtube is lengthened but left in it's stock location.
4- Therefore the louvered air intake covers are now much longer and at bit wider. Air cooled choppers have a big gap in this area. By emulating that "old school" gap, numerous water cooling and computer parts would be exposed.
5- New rake is 46 degrees. Fork tubes lengthened.
6- Raised the "bulging" faux tank/airbox cover.
7- Rear of bike was lowered and cleaned up.
8- Handlebars lowered.
Hope you like
/Steevo
1- The double-rail backbone was angled up and stretched forward.
2- Downtube was stretched but no change in angle.
3- The V-rod only diagonal tube that connects the backbone and the downtube is lengthened but left in it's stock location.
4- Therefore the louvered air intake covers are now much longer and at bit wider. Air cooled choppers have a big gap in this area. By emulating that "old school" gap, numerous water cooling and computer parts would be exposed.
5- New rake is 46 degrees. Fork tubes lengthened.
6- Raised the "bulging" faux tank/airbox cover.
7- Rear of bike was lowered and cleaned up.
8- Handlebars lowered.
Hope you like
/Steevo
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