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This was what she looked like when I brought her in. Some parts half-painted. The finished saddlebags. Close up of the tail (yes, the red parts are the lights) Close-up of the gas tank. The finished product. Showing my baby off at a ride.

I'm extremely proud of this bike for a couple of reasons. First of all, it's a one-of-a-kind - there is no other bike like it on the road. And secondly, I designed the artwork based on Pink Floyd's The Wall. The painting was done by by Bruce at All-Rite Customs in Largo. It took like seven months, but with the amount of detail involved, I figure that they got done quick.

The engine has some work done on it, too. I had Jim and Jason at American Heritage Cycles, Inc in Seminole use a big bore kit and turn my stock Harley engine into a 1550 with 273 cams.

All together, I've put about $30,000 into this bike. I think I'll keep her for a while.

Doesn't hurt that the first time out I won "Best In Show".