Showing posts with label Rocky Fender. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Rocky Fender. Show all posts
Friday, 16 January 2015
Friday, 25 June 2010
Back to Black - Harley Davidson Rocker C
Off to Basingstoke today with a van full of Harley Rocker.
This build was a bit of a challenge because the Rocker had already been lowered and the stock shocks weren't damping correctly, so we had to do a bit of fabrication to get a slammed look that still make the ride rideable.
We're very happy with the end result and anytime a guy says to you that you've exceeded his expectations with a build is a good day :)
This build was a bit of a challenge because the Rocker had already been lowered and the stock shocks weren't damping correctly, so we had to do a bit of fabrication to get a slammed look that still make the ride rideable.
We're very happy with the end result and anytime a guy says to you that you've exceeded his expectations with a build is a good day :)
Thursday, 24 June 2010
One bad Rocker
Jeez, no posts for weeks then three come along at once!!
110" with heads, cans, race tuner and the awesome V&H full stainless competition pipe. This blue Rocker was just too pretty for just how bad the motor was so we shot it with House of Kolor hot rod black, added a Rocket Bobs rear fender, handstitched gel seat and, of course, the stop/tail/turn rear Kellermanns.
Lower it and shorten the bars and you've got one bad Rocker.
Seen here next to an unmodified (but not for long!) Rocker:
110" with heads, cans, race tuner and the awesome V&H full stainless competition pipe. This blue Rocker was just too pretty for just how bad the motor was so we shot it with House of Kolor hot rod black, added a Rocket Bobs rear fender, handstitched gel seat and, of course, the stop/tail/turn rear Kellermanns.
Lower it and shorten the bars and you've got one bad Rocker.
Seen here next to an unmodified (but not for long!) Rocker:
Monday, 29 March 2010
Headed south again
A few pics of the Rocker being dropped off at Edinburgh Harley Davidson this morning....
Its almost April but it still seems to be winter up here in Scotland judging by the snow capped Pentland Hills on the outskirts of Edinburgh. Glad to be headed back south to (slightly) warmer climes :)
Its almost April but it still seems to be winter up here in Scotland judging by the snow capped Pentland Hills on the outskirts of Edinburgh. Glad to be headed back south to (slightly) warmer climes :)
Sunday, 28 March 2010
On the road with Rocky II
On the M6 heading up to Edinburgh to return the modded Rocker to Edinburgh Harley Davidson.
Panorama pic done with a cool iPhone app called AutoStitch, although it's not ideal if you're using it in a moving vehicle with ever changing surroundings! - although I quite like the blurry effect you get :)
Only another 4 hours to go :)
Panorama pic done with a cool iPhone app called AutoStitch, although it's not ideal if you're using it in a moving vehicle with ever changing surroundings! - although I quite like the blurry effect you get :)
Only another 4 hours to go :)
Wednesday, 21 October 2009
Harley Davidson Rocker build
We've had a few requests for more pics of the Rocker build we did for Oxford Harley Davidson so here ye go :)
Monday, 21 September 2009
2009 Rocker build
Completed the 2009 Rocker build for Oxford Harley Davidson.
Here's a before (although it's already been lowered):
We took a stock base model Rocker, slammed it 2" and fabricated a new rear fender and struts.
We added a hand stitched leather seat and custom side mount, and went to town on the paint and powder coat.
This included a mirror black oil bag with machined and polished fins, high gloss black jugs, rotors, wheels and a whole host of other parts either flat or gloss coated.
Our paint guys colour matched the original Harley Davidson paint on the swing arm, fender and rear light.
We added diamond black forwards and grips from the Harley catalogue and custom machined Rocket Bobs rear turns.
Off to its new home :)
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