Tough, scrappy looking bikes that fly in the face of chrome and say, 'I don't give a :censor, but you should!' The style of bike in that link is more pro-street in my mind. I just don't see that style as 'streetfighter.' When I think of a streetfighter Sporty, I think of bikes like Stevo's TXSporty's, Liam's. This winter's project will be to take a stock Buell and transform it into a Buell StreetFighter - basically that means I will have a cross between a sport bike and a chopper.Ī much toned down version of it, but you'll get the idea. Eventually I will do an engine rebuild - Year 2. So I'm looking at a couple thousand more.

But, I will put on a Supertrapp 2 into 1 exhaust and carb kit and a Forcewinder air cleaner, maybe a slightly more agressive cam. I will keep it stock for now since I'm not made of money. So the engine will be a 1200 Buell engine which really a souped up Sportster engine. This frame is designed to transplant an engine, complete front end (1/4fairing, guages, handlebars, leavers, etc.) and wheels from a stock 1995-2002 Buell. Good luck with the build and keep up updated.curious if you've decided on an engine yet? I want to learn and get into wrenching just never really seem to have the time. Sounds like a fairly good price (assuming that $6 means $6,000?) Not much of wrench myself so I usually end up just looking at the purrty bikes. Always good when you get what you're looking for. Glad you were able to figure out what you're needing too. Peter.glad you found them pleasant to work with.

Harley sportster chopper frames