Dylan Robb’s custom built is the future of Harley custom building

Posted By: Vinod Sharma | May 11 2010

What comes out when a master craftsman work tirelessly for some 1600 hours over 8 months? The awesome custom built bike presented here is every bit an embodiment of an effort Dylan Robb, the Australian custom builder, put in to finally come out with this amazing creation based on Harley Davidson. But it isn’t, of course, a typical V-twin show bike and Dylan has cut its weight to 162kg using lightweight custom parts and carbon fiber. It has a 1969 XLCH motor which has been rebuilt, blueprinted, balanced and ported, uses an S&S Super E carburetor facilitate the fuel supply and has also been converted to a left-hand gearshift. Bike’s custom built steel frames are powdercoated in carbon black and fitted with heavily customized Ducati 916 forks, carbon fiber wheels that are designed by Blackstone Tek and Brembo calipers brake. The amazing creation is something that I will call the future of Harley custom building.