2005 Central Coast Cycles CCC Custom

_ "The Vegas Bike" _

Built the for the Artistry In Iron show in Las Vegas, an invite only international show that brought the top 20 custom bike builders from around the globe to show off their latest. The Vegas bike is the result of 100s of man hours of blood, sweat and a lot of out of the box thinking and tweaking, not to mention the attention to detail. As soon as the Vegas bike rolled into the Cashman Center it was mobbed with attention from the media. Within 5 minutes of its arrival it garnered a magazine feature frenzy and national TV and local cable TV shows all wanting to get the exclusive. Since its introduction it has been featured in all the national and international magazines and books etc. Its TV exploits include American Thunder, SPEED, Corbin's Ride On, Chopper Nation, ESPN 2, The Great Biker Build Off, Discovery/TLC, The Chopper Challenge, CMT and more! Very low miles, promotions only!

Design: Scott Long

Builder: Central Coast Cycles Inc. (CCC)

Frame: CCC design curved backbone, curved down tubes, ghost seat post rigid, 36 degree rake with 4" up and 4" out

Gas Tank: Custom one off split one piece with custom mounting by CCC

Oil Tank: Custom built into rear fender with hidden fittings by CCC

Seat: Custom Mercedes leather by Corbin

Rear Fender: Custom cut and contoured by CCC

Forks: Modified custom H.D. Deuce lowers with 8" over tubes, Pro-One 7 degree raked trees

Bars: Modified Pro 1 narrowed and pulled back by CCC

Controls: Hand, PM contour, Exile internal throttle. Foot, PM contour

Wheels: Custom on off's designed by Scott. Front 21"x 2.25" with PM brake rear, 18"x 8.5" with Exile sprotor

Tires: Metzler 240mm rear

Motor: 113" show polished S&S with ported and polished heads, Pan rocker covers, compression releases, 630" Woods Bros cam

Exhaust: Custom conjures by Kenny Price

Transmission: CCI show polished 6 speed

Drive: Primo Rivera Pro clutch with beltdrive primary and chain drive rear

Paint: Custom blends of House of Kolor Kandys and Flake by Josh Stokes

Polish and chrome by Meclec