This is a 1973 Harley Davidson shovelhead with all matching paper work to solidify its authenticity as an original.Starting with the motor, which was completely broken down and assembled by Bill Chambers.The motor was left internally stock to preserve its value and reliability. The exterior was repainted to give it a unique look without hiding that it is a shovelhead. The rest of the bike was completed by Lucky 7 Motorsports.The concept was to blend old school with new school and produce something that was raw, simple, and different. The front end is wearing a Springer front end connected to a billet 23 inch front rim and tire. The rear end was fitted with a 180 series tire, not stock but not oversized. A baker 5 speed transmission and electric start marry the motor together. The bike is set up as suicide tank shift with both front and rear brakes running through one master cylinder at the foot. The reason for that was a achieve handlebars that are completely clean. Completing the look of the bars is an internal throttle and precision machine hand grips. The headlight uses a 12K HID bulb which makes night rides a breeze. The frame is a rigid fitted with bobber spring seat. The bike has around 1000 miles on it and has always been garaged and covered. If you have any questions please feel free to contact.