Cool, original Knucklehead style with 21st century performance. That sums up the 2011 National Motorcycle Museum Fundraiser Bike, and you could win it!
The price is through the roof on real antique Harley-Davidson® Knuckleheads, one of HD’s most lasting all-American designs. So why not bring together a forged and TIG-welded V-Twin Manufacturing replica frame and chrome springer front end, a Baker 4-speed and Tech Cycle enclosed belt primary, some authentic tin, removable leather bags and a windshield. Then drop in a 93 cubic inch S&S Knucklehead motor; the best of all worlds! Fit a strong rear disk brake from PM, a hot electronic ignition, add some chrome and a House of Color glossy black with orange paint job by JC Hetz Studios. All that’s left is to jab the electric starter button and take it for a spin, if you win.
John Parham, President of the Board for the Museum offers, “I’m really proud of our fund-raiser bikes over the years, and the great support we’ve had, all the donations our friends have made to win the bike. This new black and orange Knuck may be our best yet, so I hope you enter to win. Thanks again for all your support.” The bike was designed and built by J&P Cycles® Bike Builder Kody Wisner. J&P Cycles sponsored with the build hours and many of the fine parts.
The bike will be featured as a build project in Hot Bike Magazine this summer, so be sure and pick up a copy to follow the process. In a hurry? Parts lists will be available should you want to go to the J&P Cycles catalog and build your own Knucklehead. The drawing is December 30, 2011 and you need not be present to win.