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Showing posts with label flathead. Show all posts
Showing posts with label flathead. Show all posts

Thursday, November 12, 2009

Frank's Flathead

Remember that flathead I showed you pictures of a couple weeks ago?! Check it out now! Dirti is doing an awesome job with it.

Monday, October 26, 2009

HD UL

Dirti has been working on a Flathead that we have had in the shop. It is a really cool old bike. He just gave it quite a few kicks before a puff of black smoke came out and it roared to life.


Friday, October 31, 2008

SEMA ahead

Dave and Kory will be off to SEMA Monday for the week. We shipped 3 bikes, the Vespa, and a surfboard. I am hoping that Kory will be reporting back with some pictures of the show. I am a little disapointed I couldnt' make it out to Vegas this year but we have some big things going on at home. Below is a couple of pictures of the Perewitz painted projects!



Perewitz Flathead



We recently finished a 37 Flathead. It came out really cool. Right now it is on its way to the SEMA show in Las Vegas. Kory and Dave will both be out there, hopefully reporting live! We also sent the Vespa and Tony Stewarts bike for the Dake display.
The Flathead will be back in a couple of weeks so make sure to stop by and check it out. It is also for sale!!! It could be yours!

Wednesday, November 21, 2007

NH Flathead



My dad's friend Mike was over today. He is from New Hampshire. Mike collects old bikes. He recently bought 3 Indians we had here in storage. Anyway he brought a couple of bikes down with him today. One of which was a 1946 Harley Davidson Flathead.

The bike was just about all original except the fenders! It was a cool bike. My dad came up to my office and said "Jod, you have to come ride this bike!"

Outback the bike was already running. It was a jockey shift with a foot clutch AND the front brake was on the opposite side of the handlebars. Definitely rearranges everything you know about riding a bike. but nothing a Perewitz couldn't handle, right!

So I got on the bike and got a short lesson about it and off I went around the parking lot. It wasn't that hard to ride at all! When I got off Kory jumped on and took it for a spin. Both of us agreed that it was easier than Franks's Bobber that we built.

It sure is a cool bike and fun to ride.... Could one like this be in store for Perewitz? Maybe a goal could be the cover of The Horse magazine? That's one I don't think we have ever been on...