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Very cool. I just did the same thing to my deuce by adding the bobtail rear fender and LED taillight. Changing the rear to a 17x4.5" spoked rear as well from the street bob. Now I just need to figure out the seat.
Wille G named his creation after the song "Little Duece Coupe" Cause it was low and streched. He wanted people to antiquate his bike as the creations people built to be cool and fast. boom The Duece was it
Here is mine I picked up at Leesburg this weekend--I am so FRICKING GEEKED--This is the bike I have wanted seriously since the day I saw my first one. To me this is like owning a Original 60 corvette or a vintage ferrari. To me this is the nicest finest looking machine ever built by man. I never thought in a million years I would get lucky enough to actually have one. I love my wife right now more then you know. She had squirred some money away for us. When I saw it I almost cryied cause I knew there was no way we could do it. Hell I just bought an old--but really nice FXR- a 87 a month and a half ago. (Which is now for sale!) When I saw this in Leesburg for sale, I almost got sick. She looked at me and said "You really want that bike dont you?" I said more then you can even know. She said "Buy it, we will sell the old FXR you just got, I hate it anyways, and will not ride on it. It scares me and I would ride on this one when you get a sissy bar and a better seat. And oh by the way, I saved money for you to get one if you ever found one"
here she is- I'm the luckiest guy on earth!
My fricking dream bike!
Last edited by Davidson Harley; May 1, 2018 at 01:12 PM.
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