Hey guys, just a quick introduction. 25 years old from country South oz 

Recently bought my first Harley, 2011 denim black street Bob running a R&R 120ci kit plus much more. 

a few changes have been made since the pictures before I bought it and since I have owned it, a keen eye will pick them.

I also have new fork sliders and triple trees waiting to be powdered black to finish the front end off.

Cheers

 

 

 

Welcome mate

Welcome mate.

Welcome to the Forum.

Welcome bloke.

Welcome mate , keep an eye on the SA Rides section , we do quite a few country rides .

Thanks for the welcome guys!

Tim I will keep an eye on the SA rides for sure! FIFO roster will make it hard but I'd be keen to get to whatever I can.

The bike was purchased in Adelaide so a few boys from that way may have crossed paths with it over the years!

Cheers

Welcome mate, sweet bike, I'm down in the south east, where are you?

welcome, not bad for a 1st Harley with a 120ci. enjoy riding

Daggs I'm based on the eyre peninsula, Whyalla to be exact.

Thanks Odin, I'm more than impressed with it! I didn't get any dyno sheets with it, but word from the guy that built it is around 130-140 hp

Go hard or go home don't they say??


Shiny side up boys!

That's my motto too mate lol

Thought I might give a quick run down on the bike and add a few pictures

I'm not sure on all the specifics of everything but I will do the best I can!

Started life as stock 96" now running
R&R cycles 120" challenger engine package (rrcycles.com) compression set to 11:1
Welded and balanced crank
S&S 625 gear drive cams
HPI 55mm throttle body, upgraded injectors and RSD air intake
Thunder max efi ignition
Build and tuned at Ray's cycle shack in Adelaide
Ohlins shocks on the back and a progressive spring kit in the front
Rear fender has had the tail light removed and incorporated in the LED indicators
As well as an assortment of Bling bits on the bike

I can't seem to add pictures so I will edit my first post and add a few more to that!

Stay safe

Welcome. Kick arse first Harley there mate! Take care on the beast.

Welcome, starting small I see, lol

Welcome mate

That's a nice looking bike for sure, plenty of "get up and go" I'll bet.

Cheers

Thanks guys,

More than enough poke for me at the moment.

Just need to get comfortable getting her over around the corners, guess that just means a bit more time in the saddle.

Cheers

welcome, and nice ride....

Welcome.  Nice ride, sounds like a bit of a ball tearer you have there.