1924 Harley BTR Tribute

[KeithSeymour]

Hey Guys!

I finally have some time to post up my latest completed build. It's inspiration was a 1924 Harley. This was my first time using some high quality parts from Sportsman Flyer and I'm not sure if I can go back now. lol.

Here's some highlights of the parts:
Sportsman Flyer frame (ordered a complete bike from Worksman since Pat was out of stock)
Sportsman Flyer Indian Style Tank (to get the rounded look)
Sportsman Flyer mount system
2 Stroke motor from Norm
Heavy Duty Monark Front Springer Fork

Although it took a little longer to get the parts from Sportsman Flyer than originally estimated, the quality made up for it.

Here's the final project as it's being displayed in a gear-themed barber shop:

 

[KeithSeymour]

Here's some "studio" photos:

 

[Kartooo]

WOW, AMAZING !!
you get out what you put into a project.
you put some serious time into that one.

 

[Venice Motor Bikes]

Friggin' awesome job!!

 

[sportscarpat]

Hi Keith,
Geeze, that bike looks beautiful. Nice job on the Patina. Looks like my new favorite barber shop, too. Thanks for sharing the pics and thanks for starting your build with a Flyer frame!
Pat

 

[KeithSeymour]

Thanks for the kind words, guys! I'm excited to start some more soon!

 

[indian22]

Really nice build Keith And look forward to watching your next fom the start this time. Rick C.

 

[sportscarpat]

Just noticed the cool gas cap. Where did you find that?

 

[KeithSeymour]

Just noticed the cool gas cap. Where did you find that?

I repurposed an old brass HD badge I found. Drilled holes to allow venting.

 

[Ludwig II]

I've posted one picture and the page link on FB to an Interesting Motorcycles page. Lots of people want a realistic looking BTR but don't do anything about it because they think it has to be a full 1,000cc "investment"motorcycle.

 

[KeithSeymour]

I've posted one picture and the page link on FB to an Interesting Motorcycles page. Lots of people want a realistic looking BTR but don't do anything about it because they think it has to be a full 1,000cc "investment"motorcycle.

Thanks for sharing it! I'd love to know which page so I can learn more about other interesting motorcycles. I've tried to be a student of style and lines for over three years now and still have a lot to learn. What is the page called?

 

[Ludwig II]

https://www.facebook.com/groups/380577945294900/

And you would not believe the strange and quaint things I've posted.

 

[dirtyoldcrusier]

Awesome looking bike,, I still working on mine. it's a
Worksman though. Haven't decided on the drivetrain yet. Possibly a cool new V-twin electric motor Pat is working will look good.

 

[dirtyoldcrusier]

Ok, my mistake ,,, Sorry I posted in the wrong section. Mine is more of a Cruiser