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Can someone please identify this model for me? I understand that this is custom work. So, I would like to know how I can go about owning a Harley that looks like this.
Your probably best starting off with a Fatboy or a Heritage.
Here's a stock Fatboy, 2000-05 I think.
A Heritage would probably get you closer as it has longer fenders. That bike in your picture has at least a custom swingarm, if not a complete custom frame. But you could come close to that look with a stock frame and swingarm. It also has a FX style front end, while the Heritage and Fatboy come with the shielded FL style front end, if thats important to you.
Last edited by Reindeer; Oct 16, 2013 at 10:50 AM.
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